Ok to mix different liquids?

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Vapoor eyes er

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Yes you can mix different levels of mg to get an "in between" amount of mg. Would prolly be better to buy unflavored nic juice and mix your own. Here's a free easy to use calculator
eJuice Me Up - Best eJuice Calculator
When you begin vaping 0 nic juice just buy PG and VG from the pharmacy cheaply and add flavoring.
Good Luck.
 

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I often mix whatever is left in 2 bottles together. So I have found some nice flavors on accident, like my lemon cola, or vanilla mint, or red bull apple...I have had not noticed anything negative apart from the occasional bad flavor combo...

Of course the nicitone difference between 2 liquids would simply be a bit of guesswork... But shouldn't be hard to have a fairly good idea like if you blend 50/50 an 18mg liquid and a 10mg I would guess like 14 or less for the final result. But it is just a guess.... But your cravings will be the best guide to finding the Nic level that's right for you
 
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I mix juice leftover from different bottles very frequently. Usually I try to keep similar flavors together so the result is predictable, and occasionally I get creative, this has sometimes produced some bad stuff, but once I mixed some Rafilicious (sic) with some caramel creme... and it was great... too bad Raf is no longer around
 

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It's fine to mix juices. If you are looking to reduce nic, you can mix 24mg in equal quantities with 12mg to get 18mg juices.

it gets more complicated when you mix more than two or mix unequal quantities. Some posted a calculator so you have the tools to mix.

Right now, I just added a few drops of Red USA Mix to my carto containing Camel, which is a milder tobacco flavor. Sometimes, I want more hit and add something a little more robust.
 

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Sure you can. Careful about mixing flavors, though, that could be yummy but could also be very nasty. (LOL!) Been there, done that. But same flavor, same company, different nic levels, sure, you can mix them. Done that before, too, on an order I screwed up by ordering 8 mg instead of 18. :)
 

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I do it all the time, along with mixing my own liquids. Here's a simple way to figure out what you ending up with:

Mixing two 5ml bottles to result in 10ml total.
5ml of 18mg/ml would be 90mg of nic
5ml of 12mg/ml would be 60mg of nic
90mg + 60mg would be 150mg in the final 10ml volume
150mg divided by 10mls would give you
15mg/ml strength.

You could just get into mixing your own stuff up, avoid higher strength nicotine.. it will kill you. Unless of course you are very chemistry/biohazard competent. Never buy the 100% strength (1000mg/ml), 120mg is more then enough to kill you and that would be about a drop of the stuff. I handle mostly 36mg/ml diluted down from 100mg/ml which I down with two pairs of nitrile gloves, tyvek gown and safety googles. A little over kill some may say, but if that bottle spills I rather not die. Keep in mind, I work for a big pharma and do this kinda stuff daily. Know your limits.
 
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