Blending down juice

[ames001]

For those that use any company that offers both nic liquids and then the twins in 0nic
What's your chosen method of mixing? I resorted to drop by drop my first time round because pipettes didn't seem to cut it ...
I'm using tasty vapor 36 and 0 blending down to 12 if that makes a difference

 

[JCinFLA]

If you wanted to make any size bottle at 12mg...just put 1 part 36mg + 2 parts 0mg. For example, if you wanted to end up with 30mL of 12mg nic eliquid:

Mix:
10mL of the 36mg + 20mL of the 0mg = 30mL @ 12mg

To end up with 15mL @ 12mg = 5mL of 36mg + 10mL of the 0mg

 

[ames001]

I know my proportions its the method I'm looking for, because my above listed tactics either didn't work or were too time consuming (drip by drip itv took 20 mins to blend down 15mls which is silly)

 

[JCinFLA]

Do you have either a 5mL syringe or an empty little 5mL eliquid bottle? Using either of those could help you do it faster than by pipettes.

Or use anything to measure each one out. Doesn't matter the size, as long as you fill whatever it is once with the 36mg + twice with the 0mg...then combine them.

 

[ames001]

Where would one find a 5 ml syringe?
Id been thinking about using a scale like i do when I'm blending essential oils but then I'd need a partial gram scale as a gram is a couple dozen drops.

As previously stated i know my proportions but thank you

 

[JCinFLA]

Tractor Supply has a variety of syringe sizes (from 3mL - 60mL) for dirt cheap! They're in the animal meds section. Usually they're $.65-$1.50 each.

ETA: Oops! Forgot you're in Canada. Don't know if TS is only in the US or not. Most any place that sells animal feed, horse supplies & meds, etc. should have them though.

 

[zoiDman]

For those that use any company that offers both nic liquids and then the twins in 0nic
What's your chosen method of mixing? I resorted to drop by drop my first time round because pipettes didn't seem to cut it ...
I'm using tasty vapor 36 and 0 blending down to 12 if that makes a difference

I would use a Graduated Cylinder.

 

[JCinFLA]

I would use a Graduated Cylinder.

I would, too, because I've already got them from 10mL to 500mL in size. But figured the OP might have a problem finding 1 locally to get ASAP. Syringes are a lot cheaper, too, if not needed for lots of measuring and/or large amounts. He could actually use anything that would hold liquid, since it's only a 1:2 ratio that he needs, not a specific measurement.

 

[ames001]

I would use a Graduated Cylinder.

Lol the Chem major in me had thought of that... But I'd no idea where to look. I'm guessing there's places to get them without joining in on the highschool order... Would i be searching "chemistry supplies + Canada" do you think?

 

[ames001]

See graduated cylinders would come in handy for my business as well; as i make all natural products and blend a few essential oil mixes for things such as candles; myself.... And it would be WAY easier to measure blends by proportions rather than measuring by grams

 

[JCinFLA]

Then I would definitely check a variety of places to compare prices. There's a huge variance in cost on them, especially for the Pyrex or Romex ones. Just my experience from teaching Science for 30 years and having to source supplies.

 

[ames001]

Lol which material is best do you figure for nicotine?

 

[zoiDman]

Lol the Chem major in me had thought of that... But I'd no idea where to look. I'm guessing there's places to get them without joining in on the highschool order... Would i be searching "chemistry supplies + Canada" do you think?

I like to Look on Amazon for reviews for specific Brands/PN#'s. Then I give e-Bay a scan to see what the Price difference is.

I used to buy a Lot from Amazon. But then they Raised the Free Shipping amount to $49.95 (US). Now, now so much.

Also, Many Online e-Cigarette Retailers offer things like Graduated Cylinders and Blunt Tip Luer Loc Syrings. So I wouldn't rule them out.

 

[zoiDman]

Lol which material is best do you figure for nicotine?

I like Borosilicate Glass myself.

But many people prefer Polypropylene.

 

[Sludge Van Diesel]

Admittedly I'm doing 24 down to 12 here, but I use the syringe method one to one into an old e-liquid bottle.

 

[JCinFLA]

Admittedly I'm doing 24 down to 12 here, but I use the syringe method one to one into an old e-liquid bottle.

Very inexpensive and easy!

 

[ames001]

Lol I'm definitely going to switch to the syringe method in the interim
But those cylinders have multiple uses for me (obviously not the same ones for the different uses)
So I'm super interested in that method

 

[Sludge Van Diesel]

Very inexpensive and easy!

It is.