I am loving it but I was using drops to do my flavors and they are all wrong! Going to have to go through and rework all my mixes but I am sure it will be worth it in the end. I could never make a bottle of more then 10 ml taste the same and I just don't think I will have the problem in the future with the scale. I would defiantly recommend it.
Got A Scale!
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Yeah, scales are definitely the way to go if one wants to create formulations that are able to be replicated (by either others or one self).
Sometimes I wonder what people means when they write 70/30 Vg/PG - if they mean volume % or weight %. There is a big difference....
Sometimes I wonder what people means when they write 70/30 Vg/PG - if they mean volume % or weight %. There is a big difference....
Percent% generally relates to liquid measurement by volume from my travels in DIY
Weight would have to be translated. Then is adjustments were necessary a corrected percentage % would be needed if expressing by volume.
Accuracy lies in the fact Needle sizes and lengths are different.
Air is a minor variable for careful mixers.
Using syringes/pipettes into Flask or beaker is closer but weight is most consistent.
I'm going to have to start shopping for my Scale purchase now
Percent% generally relates to liquid measurement by volume from my travels in DIY
Weight would have to be translated. Then is adjustments were necessary a corrected percentage % would be needed if expressing by volume.
Accuracy lies in the fact Needle sizes and lengths are different.
Air is a minor variable for careful mixers.
Using syringes/pipettes into Flask or beaker is closer but weight is most consistent.
I'm going to have to start shopping for my Scale purchase now
Percentages are percentages whether it is ml or mg.
Scales really are more accurate and they are easier to be more consistent.
Just buy this scale 500g x 0 01g High Precision Digital Scale SF 400D2 Counting w USB Wall Adapter | eBay
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