Hey! E-juice maker here

[Jokerette]

No, I have those glass things as well. Depending on the amount I make, I use the glass jobs to measure as well.

Like my technical lingo?

 

[uthinkofsomething]

No, I have those glass things as well. Depending on the amount I make, I use the glass jobs to measure as well.

Like my technical lingo?

Well, however you measure, as long as you are consistent and make some notes, you can improve future mixes. I mix on a scale by weight right into the bottles I'm making. Are you using recipes you've found or just coming up with your own? I start with recipes I find all over the place from experienced mixers and mix my own recipes with the leftovers. Steeping time can do wonders for flavor too. I mix a lot of creams and complicated flavors, and most of them have been decent right away (vapeable anyway) but get really good at the 30 day point. Just mixed up 480 mls, 15 different mixes, late last night.
Here's one from ELR that I'm already loving and can't wait to get it steeped:
- Ella's Shortbread Biscuit -
1.5% Biscuit Inawera
4% Sugar Cookie Cappella
2% Vanilla Custard V1 Capella
1% Vanilla Shisha Inawera
0.5% Acetyl Pyrazine (5%) TPA

 

[Jokerette]

ELR is where I get mine too! I think my main issue is that I thought everything was shake n vape lol - now I have one of those magnetic mixers. It sure does save steep time.

 

[Letitia]

I'm old school and let time do my aging. Since I tend to mix a bunch of 30-60ml bottles of juice each mixing session there's always something around to vape.