Making Grape and Peach and maybe other 0nic Juice

[EternalblissAE]

Hey folks I am looking for some DIY help I have Wiltons glycerin and walmart brand usp glycerin. As well as:
LorAnn
1. Tropical Punch
2. Amaretto
3. Banana Cream
4. Watermelon (which I have added to Watermelon gum to add flavor)
5. Apple (Did the same with this to Apple juice)
6. Creme de menth (added to menthol mist good juice just not minty enough)
7. Peach
8. Grape

So I am pretty sure both Glycerins are VG base and I am looking to make 100% VG juice Liquids but I need a baseline for mixing I have looked at the calcs and so forth but was a little confused. I was hoping there was a calc that I could put in the amount to make and it would give me the percent of VG + distilled water and flavor to add as a baseline but have had no such luck.

I am looking for a baseline ml mix for how much VG + distilled water + flavoring to make a killer grape or peach juice (note I like lots of flavor). I have heard of using pure grain alcohol but I want to stay away from it since I have heard of it causing headaches.

Any help from some DIY pros would be much appreciated.

Cheers,
Vape On!

 

[justboringsarah]

have you seen the juice calculator at ecigexpress.com? It's pretty basic
For the flavoring,I say start at 10% and work your way up,it's much easier to make the juice stronger,then to make it weaker

 

[EternalblissAE]

I have seen that calculator, I guess what I really need is the standard VG/distilled water mix is it 80/20? 70/30? I know it's all relative to the user making it. But what is the typical base line?
Thanks Again

 

[justboringsarah]

I *think*the baseline is 80/20 for PG and VG. If you aren't using VG there isn't a real reason to use distilled water

 

[EternalblissAE]

I am using 100% VG with no nic juice. ;-) as originally posted. Would the baseline be the same for VG/distilled water 80/20?

 

[Hoosier]

Suggest trying a 10% water to the VG for the first runs with Loranns. That flavoring seems to make juice thinner and usually, not always, needs higher concentrations than others.

See if the mix has the right consistancy for you and if it is still a bit thick, try a higher amount of water.