Adding nicotine??

[pixietricks]

Has anyone ever used value vape no nics and put nicotine in? I was thinking it might be cheaper to buy these and some nicotine juice and add it to them. I thought of trying some sweet nicotine jucie because I've got a sweet tooth and would like to keep the juices sweet. Any ideas of what to go for in the tobacco juice?
Pixie

[Chrissie]

Sorry Pixie, I think I need another cup of coffee, cos I can't work out what you mean

[pixietricks]

Sorry. I mean, has anybody bought the enjuice no nics in different flavours and added nicotine juice to them, instead of diluting the nicotine juice with pg or vg and adding flavours. I haven't had very good results doing it that way. I thought I might get more flavour by doing it the other way around. I sometimes get better results by doing something backwards!!

[Chrissie]

Ah, I'm with you now And it makes perfect sense as you say, it wouldn't dilute the flavours, just the nic strength. So yes, I think it would be well worth doing.

How about also checking out Flavour art? there no nic juice works out really cheap & you can choose to get them to add one of their flavours to it.

Oops, forgot the link

www.flavourartexpress.biz/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=161

[Scylla]

My problem with Pixie's suggestion is that when I dilute it's the price I'm aiming at Unfortunately they charge the same whether the juice has No Nic or 36%

scylla

[Lilac]

Someone sells their no nic quite a bit cheaper than the nic stuff...

who is it tho ???

[Lilac]

Knew i saw it somewhere...

Liberty flights sells no nic (only the 5ml bottles tho) for £1.49 instead of £2.99 for all strengths of nicotine

so, £8.94 for 30ml

not sure if that'll be of any use?

[Scylla]

Good info to tuck away for future use

scylla

[keef]

I think overall production cost of e-liquid is what you pay for, the nicotine added is really a very small % of the total volume ....

Just because the liquid is zero how much cheaper is it really going to be to produce than liquid with 1.8% or 2.4% nicotine ?.

That 1.8% or 2.4% will ultimately be replaced with with something else and the cost of the replacement compared to the small volume of nicotine is I would say pretty negligable , which is why I think zero liquid tends to be the same price.

[Scylla]

It's so obvious yet I didn't see it until you told me Keef

scylla