Mix up juice with different flavor but same brand

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SchmidtyKy

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If both liquids have the same mg of nicotine, the nicotine level will stay the same.

Example: I have 1/2 ml of 24 mg apple flavored liquid in my tank. I am out of apple liquid, so I fill the tank with 2ml of 24mg caramel flavored liquid. I now have a tank full of 24mg nicotine that is mostly caramel with a little bit of apple.

Does this make sense?
 

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It won't add, it will average.
Which is useful if you want to lower your nic level slowly!

For instance, you can mix together equal amounts of 6 mg and 12 mg....and you'd have liquid that's in the middle: 9mg.

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To get REALLY tricky, you can always figure out the TOTAL mgs of nic divided by the TOTAL liquid volume. FOr instance:
Take 22 mls of liquid with 12 mg/ml. That's 22x12 = 264mgs of nic
Add 13 mls of liquid that's 6mg/ml. That's 13x6=78 mgs of nic.
When mixed together, you have 22+13 = 35mls. and In that 35 mls are 264+78=342mgs of nic.
Divide 342mgs/35mls, and the strength is 9.77mg/ml.

I know this is more complicated than your question, but it's a precise way of looking at it, and works for ANY combination, including mixing your own liquids. Total milligrams divided by total milliliters = your mg/ml strength.


cool thanks.

just to clear my stupid mind, so if i mix with different level of nic? 6mg than mix with 12mg? will the level of 12mg take over the 6mg become 12mg but will not increase to 18mg?
 

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It won't add, it will average.
Which is useful if you want to lower your nic level slowly!

For instance, you can mix together equal amounts of 6 mg and 12 mg....and you'd have liquid that's in the middle: 9mg.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

To get REALLY tricky, you can always figure out the TOTAL mgs of nic divided by the TOTAL liquid volume. FOr instance:
Take 22 mls of liquid with 12 mg/ml. That's 22x12 = 264mgs of nic
Add 13 mls of liquid that's 6mg/ml. That's 13x6=78 mgs of nic.
When mixed together, you have 22+13 = 35mls. and In that 35 mls are 264+78=342mgs of nic.
Divide 342mgs/35mls, and the strength is 9.77mg/ml.

I know this is more complicated than your question, but it's a precise way of looking at it, and works for ANY combination, including mixing your own liquids. Total milligrams divided by total milliliters = your mg/ml strength.

Not complicated at all!! simple addition and multiplication!! And it answered his question in as straight forward a way as possible with providing Knowledge for future use.
Give a man a fish, and he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish and he eats for Life.

Knowledge is Power.
 

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Not complicated at all!! simple addition and multiplication!! And it answered his question in as straight forward a way as possible with providing Knowledge for future use.
Give a man a fish, and he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish and he eats for Life.

Knowledge is Power.

You are damn right.

This make me wanna try mix my 12mg cup of jeo with my mango flavor 6mg hahaha...wonder hhow taste?
 
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