e juice calculator

[eskapo]

good day,
Im having a hard time finding a calculator that allows me to mix without base (pg,vg & nicotine). I just want to find the amount of FLAVORS I needed to make a exg. 10 ml or maybe a calculator that automatically adjust the flavors percentage to make the needed amount.

Thanks in advance

 

[Zaryk]

Have you tried LiqCalc? It is an android app.

 

[eskapo]

Have you tried LiqCalc? It is an android app.

does it have the flavors only option? thanks

 

[Zaryk]

does it have the flavors only option? thanks

It does have a couple of options that deals with flavor without base.

 

[eskapo]

It does have a couple of options that deals with flavor without base.

cant figure out how to use it with no base, like i have a recipe consist of 5 flavors: let's say, flavor 1 is .22% f2 is .33% f3 is .44%, f4 is .55% and f5 is .66%, how can i get the exact amount needed if i would make a 3ml

 

[Zaryk]

cant figure out how to use it with no base, like i have a recipe consist of 5 flavors: let's say, flavor 1 is .22% f2 is .33% f3 is .44%, f4 is .55% and f5 is .66%, how can i get the exact amount needed if i would make a 3ml

3ml of just flavor and no base?

 

[eskapo]

3ml of just flavor and no base?

yes, just want to taste the concentrates first before adding PG and VG

 

[WhiteHighlights]

Try this: New Calculator to try
Under the Edit option, at the bottom, is create flavor base from recipe.

It does start from the assumption that you've input a recipe, nic and all. Once you do that, you can create the flavor base recipe and later make it at any quantity you want of it - there's an 'amount to make' box.

 

[Zaryk]

Standard math on a regular calculator should do the trick. 100%= 3ml, and (for example) 6 flavors at equal amounts would be .5 ml of each flavor. I would figure out your example for you, but I don't have a calculator around me at the moment.

With the flavor being concentrated, I don't think tasting the undiluted flavorings will give you a good idea of the final product though, I tried it before and it was horribly overpowering until it was mixed with some base. And if it turns out bad, you would have wasted a lot of flavoring compared to just mixing a sample 10ml tester bottle.

 

[Unforeseen]

Personally use this calculator with great success:

Do It Yourself E-Liquid (E-Juice) Recipe Mixing Station!

Hope this helps. They have several different calculators to choose from on the site.

 

[eskapo]

is there a more compound explanation for this? cant see to grasp the idea, sorry btw thanks for answering my querry

 

[eskapo]

Try this: New Calculator to try
Under the Edit option, at the bottom, is create flavor base from recipe.

It does start from the assumption that you've input a recipe, nic and all. Once you do that, you can create the flavor base recipe and later make it at any quantity you want of it - there's an 'amount to make' box.

will try it! thanks