What do you think about Pre-Mixed PG/VG + Nic?

[FrostyVapes]

It sounds super convenient and indicates that it would cut my mix times. Has anyone used this product? How do you feel it effected your recipe? I feel almost like everything I've mixed with it is very muted. Maybe my novice skills are the culprit, but I'd like to see what others have to say.

 

[Foggz]

most buy NIC with a pg or vg base .. is that what you mean?

 

[HondaDavidson]

I use 50/50 nic base. Because I like to use my nic PG and VG at about the same rate... with the juice I make for me and the wife. 50/50 at 36mg works great.

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[nightshard]

PG based nic is easier to work with and VG based is suitable mostly for max VG juice.
Mixed base doesn't make much sense to me unless it's a low nic base and your just adding flavor to it, otherwise it just has no benefit and makes calculations more complicated.

 

[JuicyLucy]

I make my own pg/vg/nic base and it does indeed seriously cut down on time mixing. I like my juice 50/50, so my unflavored base is made 40/60 as most recipes I use about 10% pg-based flavoring.

I'm not that fussy about the 50/50 ratio being exact because the time savings is worth it to me

 

[RonJS]

I feel almost like everything I've mixed with it is very muted. Maybe my novice skills are the culprit, ....

Often muted juices occur when one is mixing flavors by drops. The drop size from their recipe is not the same as they are dispensing.

I'm with JuicyLucy regarding making my own base. I would rather do the additional labor than pay someone else. Then again, if I were only doing small amount and infrequent DIY mixing; buying it mixed might be worthwhile.

I've never heard of muted juice being caused by one mixing their own nic., PG, and VG together.

Ron
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