Mixing PG & VG properly

[Riedell]

I ordered a PG & VG mix a week ago and wanted to see if there was a specific formula to follow for the best vaping experience with the enjoyment of the nicotine buzz.

(1) Blueberry PG80 mix -- 2.4 NBV (24mg) in a 10mL bottle
(1) Robacco VG20 mix -- 8mg

I have this program called ejuice me up im trying to follow in accordance and having some difficulties.

How would i go about mixing these two properly. What tools are necessary, what bottles do i mix them in (empty bottle?). Would appreciate the help.

Thanks.

 

[Hoosier]

Not sure you supplied enough information...

You mix in an empty bottle because you can't get anything else in a full bottle. ;7

You have 2 different strengths of two different flavors with ?2? different PG/VG ratios. How you mix those depends on if your going for a certain mg level, or a certain taste, or a certain PG/VG ratio.

So, what are you hoping to accomplish?

 

[Riedell]

Well, im hoping to get the same amount of nicotine strength, 24mg, if not then 16mg.

 

[Hoosier]

Then about 4.9ml of 8mg + 5.1ml of 24mg will give you 10ml of 16.2mg juice.

Cannot mix two different strength, mg/ml, juice and get the highest, or the lowest strength as a result.

 

[Riedell]

Couple more questions:

How many drops does 1mL equal?
Once i mix them, all i do to mix them is shake the bottle?

 

[dormouse]

It varies depending on the size of your drops. 18-24 drops may be 1ml or even less or more in some cases.

Yeah shake the bottle before every time you use an eliquid too.

 

[cyberwolf]

The ejuice calculator may be a little confusing for what you are trying to achieve. It is primarily made for adding flavorings to unflavored nic juice, PG and VG, although you can use it to get a rough idea of what your two juices can be made into. Drops per mil vary by bottle or dropper type. The ones I have typically measure out to 33 drops per ml. A graduated cylinder would be good to have.

 

[Riedell]

@cyberwolf
@Hoosier

Thanks for the help. Would i also need to add distilled water to my mixture?

Also, adding the drops to a graduated cylinder make it difficult to add all of the liquids to a mL bottle?

1 more q: you know for sure any places that sells small mL bottles locally? (CVS, Walgreens?)

Edit: the mL bottles can be glass or plastic, i've been researching on here to use glass bottles with drippers, anyone know any places locally?

 

[MickeyRat]

Thanks for the help. Would i also need to add diluted water to my mixture?

Diluted water huh? Would you add the same stuff to that you add to instant water?

I think you mean distilled water. Had to rib you a bit though. It struck me as funny. Oh and to give credit where credit is due. The comedian Steven Wright came up with the instant water thing.

 

[Hoosier]

Sorry Mickey, but Bugs Bunny had instant water well before the talented Mr. Wright or his dog Stay.

A dropper bottle, where to get? I started with dropper bottles that my premixed juice came in. Pop the dripper off, wash and rinse all the parts well, then give them a bath in white vineger.

You can pour into the clean, dry, empty bottle from the graduated cylinder and pop the dripper back on, screw on the cap, and shake your brew.

Easier than mutating fruit flys.