Am I correct in saying that there are 20 drops in a ml? Just checking before I use any recipes.
20 drops/ml
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From what i have seen that seems to be the average. you want to check how many drops your dispenser needs to release 1ml. if you have a pipette fill it to the 1ml line with distilled water and count the drops. I would find out how many drops it needs to make 1ml. I use syringes to measure out quantities
pg and vg will be very different than the water. Water will be a fairly close representation for many of the flavorings, but even there it depends on what they are suspended in. Each dropper will vary, as well; and there will be variations even with the same dropper based on temperature and the pressure exerted to form the drops. To overcome some of these variables, try doing several 1 ml counts and then take the average.
20 drops equals 20 drops!
20 drops may be 1ml or 0.4ml or ???
1 ml syringes are cheap and accurate no matter the viscosity or temperature of the flavoring being measured.
20 drops may be 1ml or 0.4ml or ???
1 ml syringes are cheap and accurate no matter the viscosity or temperature of the flavoring being measured.
The short answer is some times. I did a quick test a while back because I needed less than 0.1ml and did not want to make up a dilution.
Water - 50 drops
60/40 base (VG/PG) - 80 drops
PGA - 110 drops
PG - 72 drops
VG - 35 drops
I cannot recommend using drops for any measurement.
Water - 50 drops
60/40 base (VG/PG) - 80 drops
PGA - 110 drops
PG - 72 drops
VG - 35 drops
I cannot recommend using drops for any measurement.
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