First DIY juice but need an ejuice claculator for failures

[honeybadger2]

Made my first two diy ejuices a couple of days ago. One has plenty of potential TFA Hazelnut 12%, Vanilla 5% and espresso 3%. The other one needs a lot of tinkering. What I would like to do is change the pg/vg ratio and flavor %. I used the EcigVape.com calculators and got what I wanted but looking for a different calculator EX. original recipe 50/50 with 9 nic 7ml batch (left from vaping a 10ml batch) of TFA Mango 15%, Bavarian Cream 3%, and Malted Milk 2%. I changed the recipe by adding a 23 ml batch with 65/35 ratio, nic 9% and Mango 20%. The result using the EcigVape.com was something close to 60/40 but would like a calculator that would tell me the flavor percentage would be if the new ejuice is worth making a larger batch. I hope I have explained my situation clearly enough for others to help! Thank you for all your help.

 

[Dana A]

This used to be a good one when I needed it. eJuice Me Up - Best eJuice Calculator

 

[WillyZee]

I prefer having my juice calculator on my phone ... check the App store.

 

[stylezuk]

Cloud 9 Eliquid calc but flavour is subjective so start low and just use it with the PG/VG mix work that out and then add the Nic into the equation as can be cheaper easier.

 

[honeybadger2]

Thank you for your replies but I am looking for a calculator that will allow me to adjust an already made diy recipe
. It does make since to test juice without the nic but with steeping I was in a hurry to have something to vape.

 

[Dakota Jim]

sorry but I am not a math wizard but the simplest way to duplicate would be to make mix A in the 7ml and then mix B in the 23ml size

or
don't change the nic (it was consistent throughout)
just plan on a 60/40 pg/vg
mango 18.75 %
bav cream .75%
malted milk .5%

my reasoning - mix A was about 25% of the finished 30ml and mix B was 75% of the same

25% of 15 = 3.75
75% of 20 = 15
total % of mango = 18.75%


sorry but I don't know of an app that will calculate partial percentages of flavorings for you - the only app is already downloaded in your skull for this

 

[honeybadger2]

Great advice Dakota Jim. The proprietary app is even more handy than a phone app. The multiple calculators on the site I used are real close to what I need. Was just hoping someone knew of a calculator that could help when the recipe adjustments get more complex. Do you know how the "Toy Box" section works on Steve Cowell's Excel recipe maker v3.3 works? Thanks DJ!