E-juice nicotine is too high

[jaebaeli]

Jae, I'm sure you will be fine using food-grade glycerine. If it is safe to put in foods (think it gets used in things like wedding cake icing) it is as pure as it needs to be for vapouriser use. I've found the downside is it is the glycerine is thicker than most juices so added a little vodka to get the consistency back to about where it should be.

I find it quite fun mixing things up to suit myself, hope you will too.

thank you to you too, Tetsab!
(if there was an editing feature, i would have added that to the previous thanks...alas).

 

[Kate]

No problem Jae. Enjoy the forum and your new addiction

I like your avatar, nice and homely, we need more tea/coffee and biscuits around here

 

[Variety202]

will diluting e juice with water mess up my vaping experience? I'm a newbie. Still waiting for my first ecig. just doing more research before i start vaping.

 

[WillPower]

will diluting e juice with water mess up my vaping experience? I'm a newbie. Still waiting for my first ecig. just doing more research before i start vaping.

I don't think you should mix e-liquid with water. You can vaporize Propylene Glycol at 60 degree celcious (140 degree F). But water is boiled (turned into steam) at 100 degree C (212 degree F). Most atomizers would turn water into vapor very very slowly.

Purified or not, I wouldn't recommend water, certainly not in any discernable quantity.

 

[jaebaeli]

e-liquid can be diluted with vegetable glycerin. It also helps give more body to the vapor, and can coo the atomizer if you drip it there.