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10% can be a lot but that gives room to dilute too. Like these guys say you can use a lot more, all depends on you taste buds.

The bulk of what i'll have is 990mls of 16.-mg of unflavoured juice. Then I put it in 10ml bottles as and when I need it and add flavour accordingly.

Has worked for me up till now lol. If at any point I found it too weak I'd just get a small bottle of stronger stuff maybe from Nicbase or whatever the shop is called and amp it up as needed. My usual 18mg mix does seem to be getting a bit heavy on me now. So I'm gonna try toning down a little.

It's either a tot of vodka for the throat hit.

Or distilled water will do just to make it thinner

I have no problems with VG.. always mixed it with PG AG tho.

This new batch will be my first 100% VG

PG doesn't agree with me. Euukk

P'md.

Make sure you let me know what your sending, so I can send same back in return.

Cheers Jason.

As you will be aware Jane the Boges are therefor HC

Lol.. worth a try Chrissie Good day too you

Blank cartomizers perhaps ?

Yes mine are all the same too. I prefer mixing my own flavours

I'm surprised you all haven't got tired off your Riva's yet. I used to own a titan and it was the same process of parts failing, tacky build, and generally not as much life expectancy as what you'd tend to expect from it. The main thing I disliked with it was the batteries at best usually only lasted a couple of months most before they went bad, and replacements for me at that were very expensive. Especially when they were always consistantly on charge and didnt last long.

I'm not suggesting for any one to do this but it's worth a thought when you next run out of equipment and are deciding whether to renew or re-buy.

The Don, a pretty cheap entry level big battery mod has excellent reviews and is a fully mechanical PV.
www.mojurepublic.com/cart.php
This link above shows how cheap you could pick a full kit up for, with a 10% discount added to it.
The link below is a review site, where you can also see reviews and prices for many others too.
www.ecigarette-mods.com/megalodon/
And a video review


The gr8 thing with the don is, it's cheap. Fully mechanical. Looks and works great. Fully adjustable throw. Pocket Friendly. Multi voltige - Accepts many different types of batteries, i.e, 18350, 18650, 2x cr123a for 6v and custom 5v. Though I just use LR carto's to simulate the same affect at 3.7v with a 18350 800mah in mini mode. Batteries can be had for £6 for 2 and cheaper still elsewhere. It accepts loads of different types of atty/carto. Ego/Map/501 or even 901/801 with alternate adapter. And in all honesty it should last you a lifetime.

Once you have the intial kit and charger. In the long run everything else then works out cheaper too. All you need to renew is, batteries @ £6 for 2.(6months to a year) Juice, attys/cartys and drip tips.

Like said i'm not suggesting for anyone to buy this, but it's great compitition to any standard kit. Especially if you can see yourself vaping for more than a year or so. I would've also consdered getting an empire mod. But the darn things are just never available in stock!

Just my 2 cents worth. I like the freedom of not being stuck to just one brand and supply list. And The Don for me eradicates that There's no repairing or tampering I ever need to do. Just a little polish now and again to make it look like new.

The information was from my own experience.

I don't neccersarily remove the cart from my minidon before I top it up. I do it all with it still connected. When I first got them I did this, went to vape, and there was nothing. I thought somehow I'd managed to break a fully mechanical vaping device as I had fresh battery and new cart on. On taking the cart off there was a pool of liquid within the adapther. I realised my mistake and it hasn't happened since.

I have a friend who buys bits off me too and he had it happen to more than a few of them. I explained what he was doing wrong and we have both been fine since.

It's more user error/clumsiness than anything wrong with the actual product. The best procedure to follow when topping up, is to just keep the device angled. This way the juice has time to absorb into the fabric rather than sneak itself down the middle hole.

Slow and steady wins the race