Except most flavoring is considered PG and if that 50/50 ratio is your primary concern then you've just tilted it to more PG. I find that pretty unimportant and unnoticeable, but some folks believe the final PG/VG ratio has an importance of very great ramification.Hey guys, if I wanted to make a 50/50 juice of lets say Cinnamon roll, do I simply mix 50%pg, 50%vg and the flavorings needed for a cinnamon roll flavor altogether in a container and mix?
Yep.Is that it?
Take the amount you paid for everything and divide it by the amount of juice you found to be vapable and add the value of your labor. Or you can cheat and after you find your recipe just take the cost of the components required to make the recipe divided by the amount the recipe makes and ignore other costs or values.And how much would something like this cost me per ml of juice?
Hey guys, if I wanted to make a 50/50 juice of lets say Cinnamon roll, do I simply mix 50%pg, 50%vg and the flavorings needed for a cinnamon roll flavor altogether in a container and mix? Is that it? And how much would something like this cost me per ml of juice?
50/50 PG/VG at 10 ml bottle
3.5 ml PG
3.5 ml VG
2.0 ml Flavor
1.0 ml 100mg Nicotine
Am I doing this correctly? This would yield 10 mg of nicotine right?
Sorry for hi-jacking the thread!!
50/50 PG/VG at 10 ml bottle
3.5 ml PG
3.5 ml VG
2.0 ml Flavor
1.0 ml 100mg Nicotine
Am I doing this correctly? This would yield 10 mg of nicotine right?
Sorry for hi-jacking the thread!!
Your resulting mixture would be 10mg/ml juice, but it would not be 50/50.
So what would it be?
Depends on what your nicotine is suspended in.