Best to contact CBD juice supplier.
I can't see why not ... I see Evolution Vape have the option of mixing various ratios of Nic and CBD.
You will be diluting any flavoring present, and altering VG-PG ratios, so take that into account too.
Some quick consultancy with some mates of mine in the know reveals the following;
The two molecules do not react directly to one another and can be mixed without question, however, there are some buts;
If it is CBD oil, don't even think about it for a number of oily reasons.
Secondly, your query unto itself is a little paradoxical, as the two molecules affect different regions of the body, one being a stimulant, (nicotine), and the other being a sedative, (CBD and THC), so again I wouldn't recommend it, as it's akin to wrapping your hand in a bandage and then hitting it with a hammer.
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Well to ad my two cents. I use natural medicine
quite often and i vape as per normal and have 0 side effects. I do agree to not vape oils as we all know what that does and if the two molecules do not directly react with each other it should be fine.
I came across this older discussion and wanted to add that lots of people mix the two without issues, but the main thing is checking the base ratios. If your CBD juice is already quite thick, adding nic might change how it wicks. I’m also curious whether anyone here noticed changes in how strong the CBD feels once nic is added.
I’ve mixed CBD and nic before, but I keep the nic on the low side and test small batches, since some people find the combo a bit harsh. Checking terpene info helps too, and the piece in inquiry gave me a clearer idea of how certain blends feel. If your CBD has strong terpenes, the flavour can shift once nic is added.
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