Sori Jimmy my man, Vail no sell sex toys, he supplier of medical equipment for cure of haemarroids and piles. Tested and approved by KKM.

Nope, Nautilus got no rba.

But my great grandpa, the vaping high priest of ShangriLa monastry, taught me how to clean and revive almost dead coils. My coils now lasts 3 to 6 months even when pissing local juices.

Very hard to describe how to do life support to almost dead nauti coils over the internet. But I can show you how if you are in the Happy Klang valley.

And like the nudist old granny said, there's some u-tube videos on re-building nauti coils but helluva messy and fickle process.

Premium is just another advertising gimmick to make noobies part with their hard earned cash.

Me? If I like the taste, I will willingly pay for it, regardless of whether it is premium or car park sale juice.

If I don't like it, I wouldn't pay a single sen even if the packaging is plastered all over with words like premium, vintage, made from organic US flavors etc.

Even my diy kitchen sink juices are premium - made from US ingredients and given an extra kick from being near to you know where...

Very true - top quality VG is actually made from our world famous palm oil.....All those US guys do is refined it a little bit more and plaster their USP labels on it.

I haven't seen any USP grade VG that says specifically "made in USA". They only say USP grade.

Oh dear.

Your badan haven't got use to 6 mg nicotine intake and you are already trying to reduce it further? This is the classic mistake made when people want to stop smoking.

Reducing the amount of nic intake too early without giving your body a chance to re-adjust itself will increase the intensity of your craving for nic. You will end up vaping more and the overall daily intake could easily exceed the amount that you normally consume at 6 mg.

Suggest you stay back at 6 mg and instead slowly reduce the number of ml vaped daily. Once you can reduce the total ml by half, then only switch to lower mg. This way you wil not give your body a shock and increase your chances of success at nic reduction.

This post has been edited by grandpa: Nov 23 2015, 10:50 AM

It is not whether you vape 6 mg or 3 mg. The amount of nic you push into your body daily is more important.

if you only vape 10 ml of 6 mg juice a day previously, and now you vape 30 ml of 3 mg juice each day, you have not reduce your nic intake. Rather, you had actually increased your consumption of nic.

Let me show you how I stopped smoking and reduced my nic intake.

For more than 30 years I had been smoking at least one pack of Salem a day. At times, I went up to 2 or 3 packs daily, especially during mahjong and pub crawling sessions.

Then I found vaping and was advised to vape ejuices with menthol only and no other flavors. This is because menthol based juices are nearly the same flavor as Salem cigarettes. And I have to use 12 mg ejuices.

The reason is for the menthol flavor and 12 mg ejuices is so that your body can adapt and switch easily from smoking to vaping. If all of a sudden I change from Salem cigarettes to vaping mango flavors etc my body will protest strongly and reject vaping as it is asked to change too much. This is why a lot of people cannot give up ciggies - too drastic a change in flavor and too low a nic content.

After two months of vaping 12 mg juices, I then slowing reduced the number of ml vaped by 10 to 20 percent per month, giving the body a chance to get use to lower nic intake.

Then its time to reduce the nic level again by switching to 6 mg juices, but keeping the amount (in ml) the same.

Today I usually vape at around 3 mg and around 2 ml daily. I have stocks of 50-50 VG/PG to dilute those juices I like but only sold at 6 mg or higher.

Todate I had not touch a single stinky analogue. And without craving for analogues, I can now enjoy different flavor juices.

Nice work. Looking almost professional.

Can share where you bought the carbon fibre vinyl?

For your welfare and if you wanna live long, please take note:

Nobody sells un-diluted nicotine on line except for registered pharmacists.

Nicotine sold with strength of 100 mg means nic is already diluted to the strength of 100 mg of nic per ml of the liquid.

If seller says 30 ml nic with strength of 100 mg, he PROBABLY meant that he is selling in bottles of 30 ml, and in each ml there is 100 mg of nic.

If seller says he is selling nic at strength of 100 mg and it is not mixed with anything, he is then talking cock or he meant he is selling 100 per cent pure nic. (if one drop of 100 percent pure nic touches your skin, please rush your self to the nearest hospital immediately)

If seller further says it is not mixed with pg, then he MAY mean that it is mixed with VG. ( or some unknown stuff that could be hazardous to your well-being). Most nic sold on-line is diluted with either PG or VG or a mix of pg/vg.


Conclusion : your seller doesn't know what he is talking about and cannot explain to you properly the stuff that he is selling. You will be playing russian roulete with your life if you buy nic from sellers who don't know shit what they are selling....

As I had already hinted, your seller don't know shit about what he is selling.

Most old timers who diy will use the not-so-accurate measurement of 1 ml of pg based liquid = 20 drops.

Therefore 1 drop = 0.05 ml

if 100 strength nic base is used, therefore 1 ml (20 drops) will contain 100 mg of nic

Therefore 1 drop of the base that he is selling will contain 100/20 = 5 mg of nic

So if you have 10 ml of nic free juice and you want to brew it to 6 mg of nic, you will need to add 6 x 10 = 60 mg of nic.

As 1 drop of nic base contains 5 mg, you therefore need around 60/5= 12 drops of nic to your original 10 ml of nic free juice.

My calculation above is only approximate, for more accuracy, you need to use eliquid calculators.

Hence I say your seller don't know what shit he is talking about. Can you trust his products if he don't know his calculations on how to mix ???? You may end up with nic overdose or brews that got no hit...

This post has been edited by grandpa: Nov 24 2015, 03:35 PM

Just like quite a lot of our local backyard brewers - the labels says 6 mg but in reality they only use 2 to 4 mg.

Not saying that your supplier is cheating you, but there are some un-scrupulous guys who dilute their nic by more than 25 percent lower. If you are a serious home brewer, you should test the nic you bought to make sure the labeling is correct. Google for diy nic strength test kit.

It could also be you made a mistake while keying in your ingredients into the online eliquid calculator. You may consider cross checking by using manual calculation as follows:

Objective : to brew 30 ml juice with 6 mg nic using 48 mg strength nic base

amount of nicotine required will be 30 x 6 = 180 mg of nic

amount of nic base at 48 mg strength = 180/48 = 3.75 ml of nic base

By substituting the parameters, you can ensure that there are no mistakes made in your recipe.


But wait!!!

Did you mix all ingredients thoroughly?
Did you steep the brew? I don't think you did - you just test vape it immediately after mixing....

The lack of steeping may account for the lack of throat hit as the ingredients had not been steep properly.

LOL. Old man me mis-read your post. I thought that you brewed some juices loaded with nic and they taste like 0 mg stuff. That's why no throat hit. Sori my dear.

This post has been edited by grandpa: Nov 25 2015, 11:27 AM

Ah, at long last, a fellow forummer with the same thinking.

Since I started vaping till today, my fav tank is the Aspire Nautilus. Vaping it at a miserly 12 watts gives me all the flavor I need. For those days that I want to chase clouds, I'll break out my derringer or forge rda.

Though super sub-ohm is not my style, I have nothing against anyone indulging in it, even to the expense of dropping juices on after burners for that extra boost.

Old man me interested. UGPM.

Three very simple reasons for the difference in taste :

a - Pls remember that the on-line recipes given out in US forums are usually NOT EXACT COPIES from the original brewers. They are clones at best although they can come close to the real stuff.

b - Sadly those flavor concentrates that are normally sold in Malaysian Market are often adulterated and diluted. Having kena so many times, I rather pay a bit more and import from US and at times from Sin City. No more buying from locals.

c - Very often too, you many end up paying US prices for god knows what type of local pasar malam or China flavors...

Snagged this clone at an on-line auction Sunday night to add on to my collection of mech mods.


For the princely price of just RM90, this 26650 mech mod is pretty hard hitting. Voltage drop as measured this morning is just 0.3 volts, not bad for a clone.