Can You Mix Imp Jar 100ml Flavours?
A guide to safely blending two Imp Jar 100ml shortfill flavours together, with a sensible test method and pairing ideas to get you started.
The short answer
Yes, you can mix two Imp Jar 100ml flavours together, either by combining two bottles in a larger container or by topping one shortfill up with a portion of another before adding nic shots. Results vary by flavour pairing, so it is worth trying a small test batch before committing both full bottles.
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100ml shortfills in disposable inspired flavours, ready to mix with nic shots of your choice. UK made in Maidstone, Kent.
Why mixing works between Imp Jar flavours
Because every flavour across the Imp Jar Originals 100ml range shares the same 50% VG and 50% PG ratio, you do not need to worry about ending up with a mismatched, unusual texture when blending two bottles together. The base liquid behaves identically across the range, so the only real variable is how the flavours themselves combine.
A sensible way to test a blend
Rather than committing two full 100ml bottles straight away, decant a small amount of each flavour into an empty bottle in roughly the ratio you want to try, then taste before mixing larger quantities. This avoids wasting liquid on a combination that does not work for you.
Pairings worth trying
| Base flavour | Works well combined with |
|---|---|
| Fruity ice profiles | Other fruit or citrus flavours for added complexity |
| Sweet or cream profiles | A small amount of fruit to cut through the sweetness |
| Citrus profiles | Other citrus or fizzy flavours for a brighter combined taste |
Strong, distinct profiles like menthol or tobacco are best tried in small proportions first, since they can easily dominate a blend if added in equal measure.
Common questions about mixing flavours
Do I need to add nic shots before or after mixing flavours?
Either order works, though mixing the flavours together first and then adding nic shots to the combined bottle keeps the nicotine evenly distributed.
Will mixing affect the VG and PG ratio?
No, since every Imp Jar Originals flavour shares the same 50/50 ratio, combining bottles keeps the overall blend at 50/50 too.
Can I mix more than two flavours together?
You can, though more flavours generally makes the result harder to predict, starting with two and adjusting from there is usually the simplest approach.
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