Question about doublers

[Klasy]

I've read several of the diy threads and the thread on how to cut down non flavored nic liquid with tv doublers.

My question is this: Would it work to take a 1oz bottle of say the Mint flavored nic and then cut it with the doubler? Or would the flavoring be way overpowering then?

Hope I'm not having a blonde moment asking this

 

[Poeia]

The doublers and the one-ounce e-liquids have the same amount of flavor so you will not change the flavor.

The doublers are less expensive than the e-liquid so you can buy the e-liquid in a stronger flavorMG than you actually vape, mix it with a doubler and get the same flavor with lower nic.

See the FAQ for some basic ratios.


ETA: Fixed "flavor" to "MG"

 

[marclap]

The doubler is actually the same juice with zero nic. Most of us buy a 1oz 48mg bottle and the doubler and then mix them together to get the nic level you want. The flavour wont be changed. It's def. the cheapest way to go.

You can also vape the doubler since it's a zero nic juice, that's what my sister does.

 

[mwa102464]

You might want to check that ratio, you may need to add 2 of the 1oz bottles to the doubler to get the right Nic level. I actually add 3 48mg 1oz bottles of Geoffs juice to one 4 oz doubler to get my Nic level. Use the ejuice calc to figure out how to get you MG instead of just guessing that would be a much safer choice but it's very easy to do and like the others say much cheaper this way

 

[Klasy]

So if I start with 48mg and wanted 24mg I'd mix 1oz with 1oz?

 

[timothy]

yep..................

 

[mwa102464]

yes exactly Klasy, but like I said when you get into mixing a bigger batch its really easy to use the Ejuice calc for beginners and its a good practice too because you become familiar with using it for when you need it, than you can get into scubadans calc later

 

[Poeia]

If you decide to become a DIYer, Scubabatdan's calculator is invaluable. You can download it (it's a spreadsheet) here: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...e-calculator-added-quantity-calculations.html

For mixing doublers, it's easier. If you like mixing it once and being done with it, mwa102464's suggestion is great. I prefer mixing 10 or 15 ml at a time. I end up with a small bottle I can carry with me and I can decide to add a little of the doubler to flavor A, some of the e-liquid to flavor B or I can decide that I'd prefer to vape this flavor at 20MG and do that for the next batch.

It depends on what works for you.


ETA: SHAKE ALL BOTTLES WELL BEFORE MIXING.

 

[portguy]

I leave the doublers and nic juice stored and just mix them on a need to basis. This feels more comfortable to me coz i use different bottle sizes.

Usually i buy the same amount of 48 mg and doublers (4 X 48 mg tasty finger and 4 doublers..yes i like tasty finger that much).

Now sometimes my computer is off and i'm on the run...so i mix them to almost any nic strength real easy: i just divide the source nic mg by the ml of the target bottle. I know now how many ml of nic juice i have to pour in my empty bottle and after that i just fill the rest up with the doubler. This is really simple and works for any target bottle.
Example:

1.oz juice 48mg
target bottle 5 ml

48/5= 9,6 mg

So if i want a 9(ish) mg mix i just put 1 ml of nic juice and 4ml from the doubler. If i want a 14 (ish) ill just put 1,5 ml of nic juice....and so on. Of course it works the other way around also. 0,5 ml of nic juice in a 10 ml bottle will give me 4,8 mg...