strength & frequency of liquid

1. I think this depends on the vaper. Well, for me it's around 15 cigarettes if I am correct.

2. Try to limit the amount a bit. Vaping is safer than smoking, but again too much vaping is not very healthy.

3. Yes! You can make awesome new flavors by mixing them. But be careful of which flavors you mix together, as it could turn into something yucky and it's a waste of money.

 

I cant really compare the strength to a 12 mg cigarette- ( I'm assuming you mean the cartridge type that came in mg??) But my husband and I was smoking over 25 regular tobacco cigarettes a day and they suggested we start out at 24 mg. A friend of mine was smoking 10 cigarettes a day and they started him out at 15 mg of nicotine in his juice. The amount of juice can really vary on the setup and type of juice whether its higher in VG or PG etc... I can say my juice is pretty balanced between the two and I use a clearomizer at 2.4 ohm and I use about 2-3 ml of juice a day. Granted I probably would be considered a heavy vapor- constantly vaping. I hope this helps a little. Some ppl suggested that the higher the nicotine that you would vape less but my problem is I do it from habit more so than craving the nicotine sometimes.

 

It totally varies on the user. It's all personal preference. The best way to find out is to simply try it and see what works for you. I personally build my own coils and vape at .5-.7 ohms on average and use max VG juices at 6mg nic. I vape about 5ml's a day.

 

How do I choose a nicotine strength (question 1,2)
3. Sure you can