Reducing mint flavor

[Nameste]

Hi

I have couple 140ml juices I have purchased from store they have tasted good at the store but when I have vape on my device taste was completely different..

One of them is called Berries on icecube it has extremely strong mind flavor in it I can't vape it at all

Second one is fruit punch and it has way to much grape taste in it.

How can I reduce these dominant flavors?

Thanks

 

[Hillbilly Pig]

I don't think there is any way to reduce flavor once it's mixed. Well you can try adding some unflavored juice to it to reduce the overall flavor(make sure it's the same nic strength if you don't want it lessened or strengthened) but a specific flavor reduction can't be done, sorry. Maybe let 'em steep some, see if it calms its shit.

 

[Nameste]

I don't think there is any way to reduce flavor once it's mixed. Well you can try adding some unflavored juice to it to reduce the overall flavor(make sure it's the same nic strength if you don't want it lessened or strengthened) but a specific flavor reduction can't be done, sorry. Maybe let 'em steep some, see if it calms its shit.

Thanks I will give it a try

Adding a flavor that can over run the mint? Like counter act or something like that?

 

[Hillbilly Pig]

Thanks I will give it a try

Adding a flavor that can over run the mint? Like counter act or something like that?

Sometimes adding more of something can hurt a recipe more than help, but you can try adding a touch of a flavor that is already in the juice, just don't overdo it or you'll probably end up with something unsalvageable.

 

[SteveS45]

Simply take a small quantity of the e-Liquid and mix it with either unflavored or VG/PG and Nicotine for a test. Say mix up a 10-15 ML sample and here are some calculators to help.

https://ecigvape.com/#anc_calcs

 

[Huckleberried]

Most mint flavors will mellow out IME. Give them time, hopefully they'll calm down for you.

 

[Carambrda]

To mellow out the strong mint for me the strategy that works is to find one or more juices that don't contain mint, and drip those straight on top of the one that's overpowering via trial and error until the flavor is OK. The downside is you need to drip with more than just a single bottle of juice, and you need to use an RDA, but the good news is @Huckleberried is also correct so as long as you keep vaping on minty juice your own personal perception/susceptibility to mint will gradually start to decline (and will return full blast after you temporarily, for a little while, interrupt your vaping on minty juices).