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Most of the "green apple" juices I've tried are REALLY strong, and need to be mixed with something else. I use to mix mine with an equal amount of caramel or vanilla cream to soften them out. Now that I mix my own juices, when I use tart apple flavors, I use very little, compared to other flavorings, but caramel apple or apple/vanilla/custard are a couple of my favorites. Milk chocolate and apple aren't bad together, but I still prefer a little caramel to make it pop

@Walt - I am complete opposite lol My mixes are delicately spooned into ancient handmade carafes and lightly paddled by just the dangling toes of cherubs who's feet have been bathed in holy water, and all in a relaxing stone chamber with Zamfir playfully mouthing his pan flute. Ok, I may be exaggerating a little. Still I like paddling my mixes lightly in a high ball glass with a butter knife then transfer to a warm bath. They emerge 10 minutes later fully integrated and once cooled, ready to vape. They seem to be slightly more flavorful after a week but I'm not sure beyond that .....

Dito per @Tam. I've been learning about how different flavors react at different wattage. I'm starting to "tune in" all of my flavors. Having said that, I got some of that green apple myself and it is some potent stuff. To me it smells a lot like airplane glue in the bottle, lol. It's been on the shelf for a week or so now. I'll try it again today and see if it has calmed down a bit yet.

I mix my juices in beakers or Erlenmeyer flasks... VG goes in first, then PG (if needed), and then Nicotine solution. I use a magnetic stirrer to start the mixing process for about 3-5 minutes at a very light vortex in the beaker, and then add flavorings, upping the speed to a tiny tornado-vortex. I let the whole thing mix slow for about 20-30 minutes, then fill my 30ml and 60ml amber Boston bottles I normally mix 600ml batches (in 1000ml containers), but do the same process (in smaller 500ml flasks) for 240-300ml batches... or (larger 2000ml flasks) for 900-1500ml batches I prefer mixing in flasks because the angled sides promotes better mixing, less spatters, and less Oxygenation of the Nicotine while it's mixing (juices don't go dark from over-aeration). Getting a good initial mix reduces any need for steeping, although they do taste a little better after they sit for a couple days. I don't think longer steeping helps the flavor much because juices I mixed months ago taste just as good as the ones I mixed this past week. Oh, and my mixer also has a heating-plate, but I've never used it to heat juice while mixing... although I'm sure it would really bring out flavor faster... but I mix my juices weeks before I run out of something, so it's rarely vaped the day it's made, unless I'm just testing a sample, lol

First off you're confusing "battery" with "mod". The battery is the round cylindrical thing that goes inside a mod, which, for you is the cuboid mini -- except the battery is non-removable in your case. Just to make sure I've got it right, your entire mod fell into the glass of water. Is this correct? If so, I would remove the battery out of the cuboid mini, open everything up and set out to air dry for several days -- just to be on the safe side. Since this is an electronic device I wouldn't want to try to fire it up until I was absolutely sure everything was dry first. And... I should look up the device in question before I go offering advice. The cuboid mini has a built-in 2400 mAh battery so there's nothing to remove other than the tank. I would still recommend you let it sit out to dry for a day or three before trying to fire it up again. In case this is your only mod, this would be where I make a strong recommendation that you get a back up. We always recommend having lots of back ups just for these types of situations. Things happen and you don't want to be without a device, a tank, an extra charger, some more coils, extra juice, etc. Get back ups. And back ups of your back ups. You can never have too many when things start to go wrong.

You can add VG to the juice but it will also dilute the flavor. When I've had some harsh juices I've had great luck in adding some vanilla or a sweet cream to it. Might do that with a high VG juice to help lessen the sting? I'd also try turning the power down a bit. Some juices do well with high power like bakery and coffee flavors while others like it a little cooler like fruits and some candy flavors. Just a thought.

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Too much PG might burn your lungs, other than that I wouldn't know but I run my CloudBeast about the same 125w with 100% VG.. no burning of my lungs and vapes great.. wish I could help more Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

I'm vaping on my beloved 28mm brass Canadian made Dragon Co. mech mod with the gold CompVape Seminole G24 sitting up top and a pair of my very own coustom made ni80 fused claptons (2x24/36), that's my main vape at the moment. Sent from my iPhone using The Vapor Talk mobile app

I just purchased a Baby Smok in black because my Kangertech mini rba stopped working. So far I am pleased with the performance Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

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Eleaf iPower 80W and Aspire Triton 2. I've finally found what's perfect for me so I see no reason to try anything else.

My daily drivers: Wismec Presa 75W-TC running Ni200 0.2 Ohm coil, Kangertech 50W Subbox kit running 1.2 Ohm or 0.5 Ohm horizontal coils, Kangertech 75W-TC Topbox kit running 316L SS coil at 0.5 Ohm, Vaporesso Target Pro 75W-TC running 316L SS coil at 0.5 Ohm I mostly use Subtank/Toptank minis, but also use Subtank nanos. I've got plenty of mods to rotate through, but those are just the ones on my desk at the moment :D

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