My contribution to the vapers worldwide

[RaRaRasputin]

Having got deeply in to vaping and being a web designer by trade I decided to add my contribution to the vaping community by way of creating (yet another) e-liquid recipe and calculator website.

It is based on the EJuiceMeUp software which many people use.

There were many questions on using EJuiceMeUp on Android/iPhoe etc which as yet do not seem to have been answered.

This is a mobile friendly website for DIY E-Liquid Mixers where they can create their own recipes, view and modify saved recipes, print, email and share recipes with other vapers etc.

I would welcome any comments regarding the site's usage

E-Liquid Recipes

 

[devauto]

I am not a DIY'er yet, but this looks pretty cool and easy to use. Thank you!

 

[Ryedan]

Looks great uksitebuilder! I'll definitely check this out more when I get the chance. Thanks for doing this

 

[ironcobra]

Got it bookmarked. I'll give it a try this evening. Looks very straight forward to use.

 

[DetraMental]

LoL, I love this calculator. Easy to use and I love the recipe library! Excellent job and contribution! Thank You!

 

[ktaing]

This is pretty awesome... I've been meaning to start DIY juices soon. Thumbs up!

 

[DorsaiMaster]

Excellent job!

 

[r2d2]

This is fantastic. Thank you very much for this. Will give a whirl this evening as I've been meaning to make a blueberry cream.

 

[diggyb]

nice job! Jquery

...I am also a web designer/front end developer - I've been toying with the idea of some calculators too.

 

[WillyZee]

great job uksitebuilder ... being an Apple user on both phone and computer ... I have never used EJuiceMeUp

Thank you for creating the site

 

[dice57]

Bookmarked, will check it out further next batch I whip up. Was just thinking it would be a kewl feature if you could take the supplied recipes and could modify them on the recipe page to come out with the users specs. Basically a calculator feature in the recipe itself. So one could change the VG%, nic mg level and the batch size to their preference. That way wouldn't have to write it down the go to calculator and plug in and adjust.

Would also like to see an app download for my kindle. Currently I use the juice me up calculator for my recipe batch, then write down the volumes in my kindle paperwhite, where I store all my recipes and trail batches. That way I can take then kindle into the lab to do my mixing. Will have to see what your online calculator looks like on my kindle for sure.

Keep up the good work.

 

[RaRaRasputin]

Thanks for the feedback everyone.

Not sure what it will look like or function like on a Kindle Fire, but I just tried it on my PaperWhite and it isn't too bad (albeit a bit slow loading).

Couple of upcoming additions
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Cost calculation of ingredients used in the recipes.
Preferences section for storage of a users flavours and 'drops' for those flavours.
EJuiceMeUp Legacy file Import and Export functions

 

[evan le'garde]

Deserving of a Michelin star or 2.

 

[patkin]

Very nice. Thank you. It would be nice if those sharing their recipes would list the flavor brands.

 

[diggyb]

comments from the recipe creator - as well as comments from people who try the recipes would be cool, too!

 

[RaRaRasputin]

Thanks everyone

Agreed on the flavour brands.

I wil at some point also add an auto complete to the flavour boxes that give a slection of already entered flavours

Plus add some instructions soon recommending that they add the brand of flavours, etc they are using.

Comments from the recipe creator are there already at the bottom of the calculator and can be seen when a recipe is selected to be viewed.

I will add a viewers coments section too though shortly - Thanks for the tip

 

[diggyb]

oh silly me.

Maybe it's that the recipes I've looked at don't have any comments.

 

[Train2]

Looks and works great -
And don't miss this - I didn't see it at first, and was going to ask about it!
When you click an existing recipe, but you want to fiddle with it (even if only to change the Nic base or the final volume), you click the icon at the bottom right, and it "brings" the recipe into the calculator for you.

 

[Missionman]

I can not get it to come up on my iPad, loads on the mac but all I get get is the logo on the iPad. Anyone know why?

 

[AngiBe]

I'm not a DIY'er but this is awesome. I can't even mix premade flavors and have them come out even slightly vapeable.

I can not get it to come up on my iPad, loads on the mac but all I get get is the logo on the iPad. Anyone know why?

I'm on my iPad right now and it pulled up fine