Mixing concetrates with pre-mixed liquid.

Hi, CyberVape.

I'm not sure I'd call my results "amazing" but I've certainly used flavorings to tweak the taste of pre-mixed liquids that were a little too strong or sweet or that I just didn't like much. Sometimes I just use PG or a little VG to soften liquids that vape a little harsh for my tastes. I've used cherry, apple, coffee, vanilla, and English Toffee to modify tobacco based flavors with good results. Just adding VG by itself can pump up the sweetness.

I think most vapers would agree that taste (along with just about anything else related to vaping) is highly subjective. The bottom line is that you have to be willing to experiment.

The only way to find out if your caramel flavor mixes with Dbl Apple Shisha in a way that tastes good to you is to experiment with a very small amount of both. Use a good quality dropper (20 drops is approximately 1 ml) or a graduated pipette. You can make experimental mini batches in a small 3ml drip bottle. Start with one or two ml of juice, add a few drops of flavoring at a time, shake it up, and use a drip dip (or just direct drip and use an empty cart) to test your liquid at each juncture. Write down the amounts and your impressions of each vape so that you can reproduce your results and make larger quantities.

Also remember that when you add anything to a premixed juice, it will dilute the nicotine content. It can also alter vapor production and throat hit in ways that you may or may not like.

There are a number of e-juice calculators available online that will allow you to figure out the nic content of your modified juice. Give it a go. And if you come up with a double apple caramel shisha that you think tastes great, let everybody know about it!

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