Remove nic from juice

[Mavrik1]

Is it possible to remove some nic from juice?

The juice I have is too high of nic and I'm getting nic poisoning. I have some lower nic juice in transit, but I need some lower nic in the mean time.

 

[worthatry]

Just a guess and someone will probably be more help but just spit balling maybe put some distilled water in it. You would have to do the math and put alot in it but it should still vape I think as MBV sells 70 VG and 30 distilled water. Of course if you have a high PG liquid it may make it really runny. If you have alot of it hopefully you ordered the lower nic in the same flavor and lower than you want to vape so you can mix it to lower it. If you put the nic amount maybe someone can help with the math part.

 

[darkhood]

Add some CVS glycerine to it. $5 a bottle

CVS Pure Glycerin USP - CVS pharmacy

 

[bazmonkey]

Add some CVS glycerine to it. $5 a bottle

2nd that. Removing a chemical sounds like a complicated/dangerous process, but cutting it is easy. A lot of DIYers buy concentrated liquid and dilute it later on purpose, to save $$$ and be able to control the ratio of the base liquid.

 

[Caridwen]

You will dilute the flavoring, but adding distilled water or VG from a pharmacy will reduce the nicotine.

If you love the liquid but it's too high and you have a lot of it, purchase the same liquid in 0 nicotine and mix them together. Reduce the nicotine without diluting the flavoring.

 

[Mavrik1]

It can't be boiled out? I read somewhere that as juice ages, the nic level reduces.

I only have a little left, probably just enough till the shipment comes.

 

[mostlyclassics]

No, the nicotine can't be boiled out of e-liquid.

As darkhood and Cariwed recommended, I also encourage you to buy a bottle of vegetable glycerine at CVS or other big box pharmacy.