Simple question!!!!

[Brad-c]

I waned to mix a 24 mg new port with 24 mg apricot.. Why i dont know! But just wanted to just see what it'll taste like...

Well my question is , since theyre both 24 mg am i going to lose the nic percentage????

Thanks in advance

 

[Automaton]

Nope. It will remain at 24mg.

 

[deathtobacco]

Brad--no you won't lose any nic percentage. If you mixed 24mg with 12mg you would end up with 18mg, for example. I would mix just a small amount first to see if you like it.

 

[KDK]

Since they are both the same, it will end up the same. The only thing you are changing is the flavor not the number of mg per ml. Let us know how it tastes!

 

[Shaka]

Aloha Brad!

You got your answer on the nic...but apricot flavored menthols? lol, jes joking! Hey, that's the fun of mixing...sometimes the craziest combinations turns out pretty good!

Suggestion: get yourself a bunch of 3ml dripper bottles (they're cheap) to make small samples, and keep good notes so you can expand the recipe if it's good.

Let us know how it comes out!

 

[Brad-c]

so my girlfriend made 60% new port and 40% apricot...lol she calls it sweet juice... but i must say it is a bit sweet.. the apricot did cut back the harsh taste of the n-port.... well both products are from freedomsmokeusa.com its both good... the n-port is menthol dont know the base of it. apricot is a 50/50..

 

[spider362]

Here's a E-Liquid Recipe Calculator that can help you out.

 

[ShawnMcCoy]

Thanks for the link, Spider! That helps A LOT...

 

[oettinger]

There may be simple questions, but on E-cigarette-Forum there are no simple answers.

 

[Shaka]

May as well post these recipe calculators too, for everyone's reference.

Here's a simple easy-to-use one. I use this a lot for real quickie recipes:

eJuice Recipe Calculator

For advance mixers, here's an offline Excel calculator developed by Scubabatdan that also includes over 50 recipes (with ingredient %ages) on sheet 2 contributed by members:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...r-added-quantity-calculations.html#post492013

 

[spider362]

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For advance mixers, here's an offline Excel calculator developed by Scubabatdan that also includes over 50 recipes (with ingredient %ages) on sheet 2 contributed by members:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...r-added-quantity-calculations.html#post492013

I don't have Excel installed on my machine. I wish he would make an online version...

 

[Hoosier]

Have you thought about installing the free one from OpenOffice.org?

I used to use Star Office back in the day, but it looks like Oracle has taken off from there with OO.

 

[Chasm]

so my girlfriend made 60% new port and 40% apricot...lol she calls it sweet juice... but i must say it is a bit sweet.. the apricot did cut back the harsh taste of the n-port.... well both products are from freedomsmokeusa.com its both good... the n-port is menthol dont know the base of it. apricot is a 50/50..

Mint (which I think is about 60-70% menthol) compliments many flavors, at least in my experience. mint/juicy peach, mint/green apple and mint/raspberry, all 50/50, are three of my favorites.

I've also discovered I don't care for chocolate flavored juice - it tends to taste like cocoa/dark choc. with nowhere near enough sugar. But mix it 50/50 with mint and you have something close to York Peppermint Patties - ie.; really tasty.

 

[Col. Gaunt]

24 mg new port with 24 mg apricot?

Back away from the E-liquid! Put those bottles down and slowly, back away!

 

[spider362]

Have you thought about installing the free one from OpenOffice.org?

I used to use Star Office back in the day, but it looks like Oracle has taken off from there with OO.

I looked at OO a long time ago when I was looking for an alternative for Microsoft Word (I don't have the entire suite installed, only Word) but didn't really like the word processor (which is the only thing I was interested in at the time).

I do have Spread 32 which is free and supposed to read Excel files. I might give it a try.