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[openyourlungs]

I'm making my own eliquid. I'm about to order 4oz (118ml) of pure VG. I'm also about to order 10ml of pure coffee extract from madvapes. What is the ratio of extract-to-VGbase? Like should I add all 10ml of extract to my 4oz of VG? Coffee is my all day vape and I'm planning on making this 4oz batch of 100%vg, no nic eliquid for #cloudchasing. Thanks for the help!

 

[Susan~S]

I'm not familiar with that flavoring, but I would never make a large batch of anything new with out first making a test batch (5mls) -- and letting it age.

 

[openyourlungs]

I have made it in small amounts before. This time I'm not sure how much to use on a larger level like this. I don't if 10ml of extract will be enough for 118 ml.

 

[Rickajho]

I have made it in small amounts before. This time I'm not sure how much to use on a larger level like this. I don't if 10ml of extract will be enough for 118 ml.

Well the percentage won't change if you are scaling up. Do you know what percent you used the last time? If you just dump both those bottles together you would be at 8% flavoring.

 

[tayone415]

I'm making my own eliquid. I'm about to order 4oz (118ml) of pure VG. I'm also about to order 10ml of pure coffee extract from MadVapes. What is the ratio of extract-to-VGbase? Like should I add all 10ml of extract to my 4oz of VG? Coffee is my all day vape and I'm planning on making this 4oz batch of 100%vg, no nic eliquid for #cloudchasing. Thanks for the help!

You can download a free e juice calculator, I use e juice me up for larger batches, you can calculate your final pg/vg mixture an nicotine level if needed and the percent of flavoring. Some flavoring is ultra concentrated or overpowering so like Susan said start with small batches. I normally use less flavor and add more if needed. Some flavoring needs to be steeped while others taste good enough or great with a good shake. So it can be trial and error to get your perfect blend.

 

[InTheShade]

Well the percentage won't change if you are scaling up. Do you know what percent you used the last time? If you just dump both those bottles together you would be at 8% flavoring.

I agree, if you found 8% worked for you previously with the same ingredients then using the same ratios, you should find the bulk liquid to taste the same.

But as Susan said, you might want to try a small batch (noting the measurements) and let it sit for a while and try it - then make your larger batch if it comes out the way you expected.

There is nothing worse than making a large batch of e-liquid and finding it is not to your taste.

 

[SITS]

As someone suggested earlier, there are several juice calculators that are available as an app for your phone. I think I have seen one available in the DIY forum too. Good luck. I want to take up mine own juices as well. Please let us know how it goes.

I have 2 or 3 apps on my phone so I know they are out there.

 

[KCTheBearded]

For coffee I use about 4%. But like the others said if you know the amounts you used for the smaller batches just scale it. I also use ejuice me up app for mine.

 

[openyourlungs]

Well, I got a calculator, I made a 30ml batch of the coffee and it tastes great. Thanks for the help!