Can You Mix Nic Salt Flavours

Can You Mix Nic Salt Flavours?

Got a few nic salt flavours you enjoy and wondered what would happen if you combined them? Yes, you can mix compatible nic salt e-liquids, but it's important to check the nicotine strength, VG/PG ratio and device compatibility first. 

Mixing can be a simple way to create new flavour combinations without buying another bottle. 

Can You Mix Two Nic Salts? 

Yes, compatible commercially made nic salts can generally be mixed. Before experimenting, make sure both e-liquids: 

  • Are suitable for the same type of vape device 
  • Have compatible VG/PG ratios 
  • Have a suitable nicotine strength 
  • Are within their recommended shelf life

Start with a small amount rather than mixing two full bottles. This lets you test the flavour without wasting e-liquid. 

What Happens to the Nicotine Strength? 

Mixing liquids with the same nicotine strength keeps the final strength approximately the same. 

For example: 

  • 5ml of 10mg + 5ml of 10mg = approximately 10mg 
  • 5ml of 20mg + 5ml of 20mg = approximately 20mg 

If you mix different strengths, the final concentration changes. For example, equal amounts of 10mg and 20mg produce approximately 15mg. 

For predictable results, using the same nicotine strength is the easiest option. 

Does VG/PG Matter? 

Yes. Most nic salts use a 50/50 VG/PG ratio, making them suitable for many pod kits and MTL devices. 

When mixing, using liquids with similar VG/PG ratios is generally the simplest approach. Avoid combining liquids designed for very different types of devices without checking their compatibility first. 

Best Nic Salt Flavour Combinations 

You can experiment with flavours that share similar notes or balance each other. 

Combination

Starting Ratio 

Flavour Profile 

Blue Raspberry + Lemon Lime 

70/30 

Sweet and tangy 

Watermelon Ice + Blueberry Ice 

60/40 

Fruity and cooling 

Mango + Mint 

85/15 

Sweet with a fresh finish 

Apple Peach + Lemon Lime 

70/30 

Soft fruit with citrus 

Use these ratios as starting points, rather than fixed recipes. Adjust them according to your taste. 

Which Flavours Should You Be Careful With? 

Some stronger flavours can easily overpower others. Be cautious when combining: 

  • Strong menthol with delicate fruit 
  • Heavy tobacco with sweet flavours 
  • Strong anise with subtle flavours 
  • Multiple very sweet or cooling flavours

If you're using a strong flavour, start with a smaller amount and increase it gradually. 

Quick Tips for Mixing Nic Salts 

For better results: 

  1. Start with a small test batch. 
  2. Choose one flavour as your base. 
  3. Add a smaller amount of the second flavour. 
  4. Mix thoroughly. 
  5. Test it in a clean, compatible pod. 
  6. Adjust the ratio if needed. 

You can also keep different flavours in separate pods if your device allows it. This lets you switch between flavours without permanently mixing them. 

Is Mixing Nic Salts Worth It? 

Mixing nic salt flavours can be an easy way to experiment with new combinations using flavours you already enjoy. Start small, keep the nicotine strength and VG/PG ratio in mind, and introduce stronger flavours gradually. 

The best combination is ultimately the one that suits your taste, so experiment carefully and adjust your ratios until you find a flavour you enjoy. 

FAQ's

Yes, compatible nic salt e-liquids can generally be mixed. Check the nicotine strength, VG/PG ratio and device compatibility first.

Yes, but the final nicotine concentration will change. Equal amounts of 10mg and 20mg produce approximately 15mg.

Yes. The brands don't have to be the same, but the liquids should have compatible specifications and be suitable for the same type of device.

Yes. Fruit and cooling flavours can work well together, but start with a small amount of menthol because it can quickly overpower fruit flavours.

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