Probably been asked before but could no see it

[veryoldgit54]

How do I reduce the nic content of a purchased bottle of juice without weakening the flavour?
It is an espresso coffee flavour but the nic content I am finding too strong.
Needs to come down from 12 to 6.
Coffee taste is great.

 

[puffon]

To keep the same flavor, you could get the same juice in 0mg and mix equal quantities of the 12mg and 0mg.

 

[smacuser]

You'll need to get a bottle of zero nic of that flavor and mix them together.

 

[smacuser]

You nailed it a half second before I did .

 

[Ryedan]

What they said ^^^

 

[veryoldgit54]

Thanks everyone.

 

[stols001]

Also you can do the math the hard way if you want (although it's not going to be rocket science honestly) but you can also use a juice calculator if you want to figure out how much to mix with what, tons of them on line if you are wanting to get to a weird nic percentage and I feel dumb for even saying it really, but I am not one to let a good abacus/calculator/program get in the way of my ever having to do math. Etc.

I have felt this way since birth. In fact, my husband and mother are unified in their, I guess I shall call it incredulity about the fact that when my mother tutored me for the SATs we came to a particularly knotty problem and my mom was about to get all excited about explaining it but I was like, "UUNGH. It's ONE math problem. In the grand scheme of existence what is figuring out ONE math problem going to change, I mean, let's just move on, l'm sure there will be TONS more math problems in my life, and I can work on getting THOSE right."

I hadn't seen my mother literally speechless before. She had this look on her face of like, "What have I birthed, GOD!!!!"

So, I avoid math as much as I can and encourage others to do the same.

Anna