Newport e juice suggestions ?

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ShogaNinja

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If you want to do some research into DIY juice on Youtube you will find many videos. DIY is SO MUCH cheaper than buying commericial juice. It will cost you roughly 20-30 cents per 5 ml of juice compared to ~$5 per 5ml. During my own research I found that The Perfumer's Apprentice sells a "Tobacco Flavor" that, when mixed with some menthol crystals that they also sell, makes a good methol ejuice. Although, and I can't be certain if this was an ejuice issue or something else, that particular flavor cause sloughing of my upper palate (skin gets scaly and comes off - which my dentist warned me was a precursor to oral cancer) but it does taste like a menthol analog. I smoked full flavors so I only discovered this by accident (and never added the menthol crystals, for the record) in my search to find a good tobacco flavor. I never did find the flavor. My best advice to you is to go for fruity flavors or sweet flavors (chocolate, peanut butter) because the holy grail doesn't exist and that's what a tobacco flavored vape is. Still, if you must try, then I recommend the path I have set before you.
 

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is the best source for liquid nicotine. I have never heard, nor do I think exists, of nicotine in a solid form outside of tobacco. 100mg is for people who smoke more than a pack a day before they started vaping. 60mg is suitable for the average vaper. 48mg and below is best for those who barely smoked or those who only smoked socially. I recommend 100% PG base because, between PG and VG, PG is the more expensive of the two.

You can get VG at Walmart in the pharmacy/First Aid section for around $3 for darn near a year supply. It's USP grade which is what you want and it is labeled as a "skin softener" under the name on the label, simply "Glycerin". It will also confirm on said label that is is VG and that it is USP grade.
 

bcraig

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Hi,when i go to the site using the link it takes me to the site but when i click on anything including The nicotine section it does not go off the main page. What do I need to do to view products and prices ?
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Craig
I do see where the website will be closed due to a death in the family so I suppose that until the site is reopened that one cant view anything but the main page?
BTW my condolences to them

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is the best source for liquid nicotine. I have never heard, nor do I think exists, of nicotine in a solid form outside of tobacco. 100mg is for people who smoke more than a pack a day before they started vaping. 60mg is suitable for the average vaper. 48mg and below is best for those who barely smoked or those who only smoked socially. I recommend 100% PG base because, between PG and VG, PG is the more expensive of the two.

You can get VG at Walmart in the pharmacy/First Aid section for around $3 for darn near a year supply. It's USP grade which is what you want and it is labeled as a "skin softener" under the name on the label, simply "Glycerin". It will also confirm on said label that is is VG and that it is USP grade.
 
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