Cutting juice

[dfulmer]

Hello,
I've moved to a 6v mod and i have about 150 ml of 24m juice that is now entirely too harsh.

I need to cut it i suppose. It's a pg juice and i was thinking of cutting it with vg.

is vg vegetable glycerin?--im pretty sure but just double checking...

Does walgreens carry it? what aisle is it typically in?

 

[Kent C]

Hello,
I've moved to a 6v mod and i have about 150 ml of 24m juice that is now entirely too harsh.

I need to cut it i suppose. It's a pg juice and i was thinking of cutting it with vg.

is vg vegetable glycerin?--im pretty sure but just double checking...

Does walgreens carry it? what aisle is it typically in?

VG is vegetable glycerin and it needs to say USP on the label = 'food grade" (in the US, "BP" in UK.)

Not a clue as to what aisle. But it is sometimes a skin care product but again, the must is the USP label. Some VG isn't USP and shouldn't be used.

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

Be aware that when you cut the nicotine level, you also will be cutting the flavor. Two potential ways to make up for that:

1. Add in flavoring, e.g., from any of the DIY suppliers.
   
   
2. Instead of cutting with flavorless VG, combine your 24mg juice with 0mg juice of the same or complementary flavor. The least expensive such juice, that I know of, is Tasty Vapor's Doublers ($15 for 120 ml). They're not 100% VG. Geoff's non-tobacco flavored doublers can be as high as 70% VG; the tobacco flavor maxes at 50% VG.

 

[Lightgeoduck]

You can also get straight VG or PG from Tasty Vapor or any DIY supplier.