Mixing 1ml quantities

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sonnetjie

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I normally mix enough for 1 ml, as that is how much I need for a cartomizer. I see quantities mentioned of 2 or 3 ml per 5 ml. I ordered some capellas drops as mentioned in a previous post. Is 1 drop per 1ml going to be too much?

If so, I might have to change the way I rotate my carts so I can refill 5 at a time and mix 5 ml of juice.
 

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I normally mix enough for 1 ml, as that is how much I need for a cartomizer. I see quantities mentioned of 2 or 3 ml per 5 ml. I ordered some capellas drops as mentioned in a previous post. Is 1 drop per 1ml going to be too much?

If so, I might have to change the way I rotate my carts so I can refill 5 at a time and mix 5 ml of juice.

I usually run at 10% flavoring, depending on the flavor. The dropper I use dispenses drops at rate that 40 drops equals 1ml. So 10% of 40 would be 4 drops.

Test your dropper and see how many drops equals 1ml, and then figure 10-15% flavor to be added into that. You should be ok if you are adding only 1 drop, you could actually add more depending on the number of drops per ml.

Dan
 
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sonnetjie

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The only flavoring that I use where 1 to 3 ml batches would be a problem is Flavourart's tobacco flavorings, they are super duper strong!
1 drop in 1ml will cross your eyes, put hair on your chest and possibly make you see thru time.
There are probably others of that strength, I just haven't used them yet.

Good thing I'm not planning on using tobacco flavorings then. I definitely don't want cross eyes or hair on my chest... Seeing thru time might be usefull though...
 
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