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Nicotine
submitted about 11 years ago by mm2892

hello, i'm completely new to this. when ordering nic what do most get, PG based or VG based? and ideas for premium extracts would be helpful too :)

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by PinheadXabout 11 years ago

I use VG nic, as I want as high VG mixes as I can make. If you plan on doing higher PG mixes, then it doesn't matter as much.

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by GeneralJaperyabout 11 years agoMixologist

I personally use VG Nic, but I've seen a lot of people here say they prefer PG because it's a lot easier to work with.

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by do_work_son_do_workabout 11 years ago

VG based nic is what i use.

Nude Nic not bad nicotine solution, no peppery taste, really good stuff.

MFS Its not bad they are having a sale 1Liter of VG or PG 100mg based solution for 45 bucks.

As far as extracts or flavoring the options are not limitless but there is a huge variety.

OSDS not a bad place to get flavorings, i get 4oz(120ml) bottles of TFA flavorings for 9 bucks(some are 9 some are 18) but most flavors i use from TFA are 9. They also have a nice selection of other grand flavorings, currently im trying DKS Plus Flavorings.

Also check out the side bar tons of info on there ------>

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by mm2892about 11 years ago

awesome, thank you guys!

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by 6745408about 11 years ago

here's a quick list of two starter kits from NudeNic and a rundown of a few flavor lines

http://www.reddit.com/r/vapeheads/comments/2gxgsa/diy_eliquid_kits/

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by CecilRabout 11 years ago

I use 100mg pg based. I think it's just easier to work with and it doesn't take much anyhow so the pg/VG ratio doesn't change that much. If you used a weaker nic base I could see it making a difference.

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by muranternetabout 11 years agoFrugivore

I use PG since I mostly mix 50-50, it's easier to work with and stir out any hotspots, and it should (theoretically) stay viable for longer in the freezer.

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by Daheavybabout 11 years ago

I like the 40/60 PG/VG ratio. Since I vape at 12mg, I bought my nic all PG for ease of mixing. This way I rarely add any extra PG to my mixes, since almost all flavoring is PG.

To make some sense of that, for ~40/60 15ml batch:

25% 48mg Nic PG

15% flavoring PG

60% VG

No added PG, so it's one less step. Plus, as a beginner, I want to use a 18ga needle for finer nic control when making small taster batches. (larger gauges needed to handle VG, which means larger drops)

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