"Dry" juice

Curious…have you used saline before?

Not personally no, just EM and MTS - I do have smooth, but I can’t remember if I’ve used it :stuck_out_tongue:

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I think I’m going to mix up some salt and water and use it in something like banana bread. I’ll let everyone know how it turns out.

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Hmmm, this is the first I have heard of saline

I have and it works but coils… EM, MM will do the same job without the quick yuckifacation of your coils. Adding a bit of Cheesecake (LA) is my favorite way to round out and smooth a plain custard.

EDIT TO ADD: I almost forgot the most important thing and Jim just reminded me. Time, curing/steeping your custards will smooth them out a lot.

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If I get a dry mix I add 5% distilled water, which also help to thin my heavy vg mixes. It’s mostly my tobacco mixes that’s a lil dry.

I haven’t tried any custards yet. I was thinking more along the lines of saline adding a bit of salty to a mix more than anything else. I love the mix of salty and sweet from banana bread and butter. But, if it is hard on coils I will pass. I’d rather not re-wrap protank coils any more than I have to. :stuck_out_tongue:

I personally always add a min of 1% DW, And I’ve been advised not to mix my own saline, but to use the stuff out of the drug store that is sold for an infants nose.(I don’t know what the difference is).

The % are different you need 0.9% to be an actual saline. Their also 1/2 saline which is 0.45% but is usually paired with dextrose.

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so is the infant stuff 1/2 you think?

I would say time custards are one of my favs and at first it is not that attractive of a taste give it 7 days before you do anything and it will change into creaminess instead of dry sharp taste it gives on in the beginning. And if that doesn’t work add the DW. I look for easy fixes like add DW or smooth only if time doesn’t help it first.

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If it says saline it is 0.9%

i agree, i was just trying to get a better understanding of the saline.

Only a nurse would know that. Take us to school @Amy2. :wink:

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Saline is 0.9% used in eye drops nasal sprays. IV fluids you would typically get replaced while in the hospital has the same tonicity of blood.

Half saline is just a less concentrated and acts differently in the cells

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Lol new drip. Not preaching just teaching

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if 0.9% normal saline is isotonic and half of 0.9= 0.45% that would make this solution more dilute (more water…) therefore anything less than 0.9 is hypotonic

example: 0.45% saline

if the number is greater than 0.9% like say 3% ; 5%

or

has 2 solute percentages together like 5% in 0.45% well…

this definitely contains more solutes (more particles) therefore anything greater than 0.9 or contains 2 solute percentages is considered hypertonic

example:
3% saline
5% dextrose in 0.225% saline,
5% dextrose in 0.45% saline,
5% dextrose in 0.9% saline
notice how either the saline by itself is higher than 0.9% or there are 2 different types of % solutions going on here? (more solutes) this makes it hyper hyper hypertonic!

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Just know saline 0.9% is what u want. Fluid tonicity takes years to really understand how it acts in fluids it deals with osmolarity and concentration gradiates Blah Blah Blah

now let’s talk Vape !!!

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Everyones favorite strawberry, vanilla custard. But unfortunately this does not come with a bottle dripper.You may need a 10ml needle bottle to use with this unless you already have something else you can use like a bottle dripper. Available in 30ml, 120ml.

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This is a topic that I have a lot of questions about and hope someone can point me in the right direction. I talked with a local b&m store owner that makes there own e-liquid and does not sell anyone else’s. He told me that saline is added to almost all commercial tobacco flavor e-liquid on the market today because it helps recent smokers clear there lungs and sinus’s of the pollutants left behind from tobacco use. He told me it also helps hydrate your throat and sinus’s if you suffer from seasonal allergies. It has been my experience with commercial e-liquid that I get a much wetter feeling vape than I am getting from my diy liquids. I am new at this and currently only have 2 mixes that I am using until I can get more flavors ordered. So the big question I have is could saline be the missing ingredient that gives you the wetter feeling vape.

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I was also told by a different b&m store owner that only sells commercial liquids to NEVER use saline solution,distilled water or water of any kind to thin e-liquid down as it can cause pneumonia over time.

I can tell you this, while using commercial liquid for over 4 months ( mostly tobacco or cinnamon flavors) my throat and sinus’s did feel better than they do after using my own mix only now for the past 3 weeks.

Any help with this issue would be greatly appreciated.

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