what would happen to the flavor if.....

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Jimi Mack

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If you mix a flavor with an unflavored you will lose flavor. If you like the Tasty Vapor flavor it is best to buy your doubler and the same flavor in a 48mg, this way when you mix down the nicotine you will not destroy the flavoring. Now your method can work if you were to use a flavor that was too strong for you, say a Peppermint or the Tin Box Mint, then mixing in the unflavored nicotine would weaken the flavor to something you may enjoy.
 

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Basically, what you are saying is "what would happen to the flavor if I took a can of Coke and mixed it with 2 cans of club soda?"

To get 19.2mg nic when you start out with 48, you would have 40% of the e-liquid and 60% nicotine-free liquid (I'm rounding to make the numbers easier to deal with.)
40% e-liquid means for every 2 drops of e-liquid, you will add 3 drops of nic-free.

For everything in either of them, add up 2 of the amount in the e-liquid plus 3 of the amount in the nic-free
"amount of x in e-liquid" + "amount of x in e-liquid" + "amount of x in nic-free" + "amount of x in nic-free" + "amount of x in nic-free"
And divide the result by 5 (because you have 5 parts.)

Flavor
1 waffle + 1 waffle + 1 flavorless + 1 flavorless + 1 flavorless = 2/5 the normal amount of flavor
1 waffle + 1 waffle + 1 strawberry + 1 strawberry + 1 vanilla custard = full flavor that is 40% waffle, 40% strawberry and 20% vanilla custart

Nicotine
48 + 48 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 96/5 = 19.2
36 + 36 + 12 + 12 + 12 =108/5 = 21.6

% VG
10 + 10 + 30 + 30 + 30 = 110/5 = 22%

You don't have to be using 5 parts. You could want a mix that's 3 part 48mg and 4 parts nic-free. Then you'd have 7 total parts:
48 + 48 + 48 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 144/7 = 20.6mg
 
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