Hello all I have several bottles of e-liquid around that I don't like or the flavor is to weak or to strong. Is it ok are a good idea to mix them together or mix some of each one to try and get something I like or should I just let be. Thanks
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Lol I do it all the time, some turn out ok, some are worse than before. I figure I have nothing to loose either way.
Some of my best juices were created that way, then again...some of the worst, too. Sometimes you may get some cloudiness for a while when mixing high vg with high pg and certain flavors. I wait till it clears before vapin
Are all your nic strengths the same? Then the math is easy. But it's important to know that if you take 1ml of 18mg and 1ml of 24mg, you will end up with 2ml of 21mg. Basic averaging math applies here. 2ml of 18 and 1ml of 24 = 18+18+24/3 = 3ml of 20mg. And so on down the line.
One of my favorite juices was created by mixing an insane amount of juices that I had laying around. My Frankenjuice started out with almost all of the mix being fruit, but over time I have added all kinds of flavors. I am at a point now where I am not adding to it anymore because it really is a good flavor.....but you do get a feel for what combinations might be good and which ones to avoid.
You might want to write down what you mixed and what percentage of each you used, so that if you create something you love you can replicate it. Mixing can be a lot of fun and resurrect some juices that need help. Good luck!
I'm working on my own Frankenjuice and will now begin writing down what and how much thanks to the advice in this thread. It's probably the first step to DIY, so long as it comes out decent.
Heck yeah! When I do this I call it the """Franken-flavor""". It actually doesn't taste bad! A little minty, a little fruity -good stuff. 
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