Mixing Premixed E-Liquids

[Jaybearizzi]

I don't mind 100% PG e-liquid but sometimes I want the vapor. Just wondering but do I lose any Nic level or flavoring if I add some VG (99.5% walmart brand USP) or add the same type of flavor that is 100% VG in an already Premixed 100% PG e-liquid? I don't want to rebuy a liquid just because I was unsatisfied on the PG/VG ratio.

 

[Semiretired]

Yes, if you add plain PG or VG to a premixed eliquid you will lose flavor and your nic level will be reduced. Since you did not say the size of the bottle it is hard to determine by how much, but if you are only adding a little bit of VG to get more vapor you may not be able to tell the difference. An alternative is if you really like the eliquid and are sure you can vape it then order another bottle at a higher level and then mix the two together. That way no loss of flavor or nic level. This is what a lot of people do to increase / decrease their nic levels a little without changing the flavors that they like...

 

[DMF]

If you buy a premixed VG only flavor in the same nic density and flavor strength as the PG only you have purchased, and mix the two in the % you like best (50/50, 60/40,30/70, which ever) You will NOT lower the nicotine content of your liquid , as they are even and the nicotine level is not lowering or rising with the mixture.

 

[Jaybearizzi]

thanks, yeah I'll keep those in mind when mixing =)

 

[KevNewEngland]

I have found that the following site is excellent for mixing/adjusting etc. It has a bit of a learning curve to it, but there is a great selection of calculators there, including one that is exactly what you're looking for.

ECigvape.com

 

[zoiDman]

I have found that the following site is excellent for mixing/adjusting etc. It has a bit of a learning curve to it, but there is a great selection of calculators there, including one that is exactly what you're looking for.

ECigvape.com

That is some Nice Detailed ifo for Someone just starting out.

 

[Jaybearizzi]

I have found that the following site is excellent for mixing/adjusting etc. It has a bit of a learning curve to it, but there is a great selection of calculators there, including one that is exactly what you're looking for.

ECigvape.com

DUUUDE that is tight, it has a mixing calculator. thanks for the info. still a noob at DIY mixing, and reading alot more on it before I get into buying pure VG or PG.