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<blockquote data-quote="bombastinator" data-source="post: 23666217" data-attributes="member: 43994"><p>Something that is accurate to the 1ml or a food scale that zeros (which is even more accurate than that) is handy. I was told to get a plastic graduated cylinder, which does work but is kind of a pain. A big syringe with no needle is what I’ve been using lately since I’m titrating down. When I was just holding steady I just bought a bunch of unicorn bottles and marked them. Then I just filled up to the line and didn’t measure out anything. You may already have a food scale. If not a 20ml plastic syringe is often cheaper. It’s mixing flavorings that gets the touchiest. I simply avoid it by only buying single flavors. Even 2 though and the scale needs to come out if you want any consistency.</p><p>With flavorings the ratio is more important than the actual amount.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bombastinator, post: 23666217, member: 43994"] Something that is accurate to the 1ml or a food scale that zeros (which is even more accurate than that) is handy. I was told to get a plastic graduated cylinder, which does work but is kind of a pain. A big syringe with no needle is what I’ve been using lately since I’m titrating down. When I was just holding steady I just bought a bunch of unicorn bottles and marked them. Then I just filled up to the line and didn’t measure out anything. You may already have a food scale. If not a 20ml plastic syringe is often cheaper. It’s mixing flavorings that gets the touchiest. I simply avoid it by only buying single flavors. Even 2 though and the scale needs to come out if you want any consistency. With flavorings the ratio is more important than the actual amount. [/QUOTE]
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