Question on measuring

[planes]

On some of my recipes it says .2% as compared to 2%. Obviously, these two are different measurements.

So if I'm making 30 ml 2% would be 30 X .02 correct and .2% would be .002? Is .002...drops so 2 drops. Just guessing here.

What's a good calculator to do multi counts of flavors with.

And I'd prefer one that didn't also adjust the PG/VG as all I'm going to do is pour flavor and top with the nic base.

 

[Izan]

On some of my recipes it says .2% as compared to 2%. Obviously, these two are different measurements.

So if I'm making 30 ml 2% would be 30 X .02 correct and .2% would be .002? Is .002...drops so 2 drops. Just guessing here.
Those super low percentages are often for sweeteners/smoothers/blending agents or "wizard" type products.
What's a good calculator to do multi counts of flavors with.
eJuice Me Up - Best eJuice Calculator
And I'd prefer one that didn't also adjust the PG/VG as all I'm going to do is pour flavor and top with the nic base.
If your flavours or Nic base contain PG or VG: your ratios WILL change.


Have fun
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[dannyv45]

.2 percent equals 2 tenths of a percent where .5 percent equals half a percent.

ejuice-me-up can do those calculations for you.

 

[Mattymag_vapes]

.2 percent equals 2 tenths of a percent where .5 percent equals half a percent.

ejuice-me-up can do those calculations for you.

Instead of putting 2% input 0.2% and it will give you the answer... But for math sakes, 1% is 1/100 right? Just do 0.2/100 and that's your answer

 

[planes]

On some of my recipes it says .2% as compared to 2%. Obviously, these two are different measurements.

So if I'm making 30 ml 2% would be 30 X .02 correct and .2% would be .002? Is .002...drops so 2 drops. Just guessing here.
Those super low percentages are often for sweeteners/smoothers/blending agents or "wizard" type products.
What's a good calculator to do multi counts of flavors with.
eJuice Me Up - Best eJuice Calculator
And I'd prefer one that didn't also adjust the PG/VG as all I'm going to do is pour flavor and top with the nic base.
If your flavours or Nic base contain PG or VG: your ratios WILL change.


Have fun
I

Recipe Im using:

• Capella's Vanilla Custard 7%
• TPA Vanilla Swirl 2%
• Capella's Sweet Strawberry 5%
• TPA Dragonfruit .5%
• TPA Orange Cream .2%
• FA - Pear .2%
  

 

[93gc40]

IF full bottle is 100 drops then .2% is 2/10 of 1 drop. 2% would be 2 drops and 20% would be 20 drops and so on. Better to figure your quanties in ml or by weight. What I do is for whole numbers and quatities over 1ml, I use either the grams or milliliters and for the fractions below 1or2ml i will use drops. I have figured out in advance how many drops of my ingredients equal 1 gram or 1 ml. For the most part the unit of measure I use ins based on the batch size. I will mix 5-10ml with a dropper and a small syringe, larger quantities I might pull out a scale instead.

 

[Izan]

Recipe Im using:

• Capella's Vanilla Custard 7%
• TPA Vanilla Swirl 2%
• Capella's Sweet Strawberry 5%
• TPA Dragonfruit .5%
• TPA Orange Cream .2%
• FA - Pear .2%

Planes,
I presume this is a 20ml or greater recipe? How is the juice different without one drop each of the OCream and Pear?
I have the rest of the ingredients, just no O cream or pear.
Thanks

Cheers

 

[planes]

Planes,
I presume this is a 20ml or greater recipe? How is the juice different without one drop each of the OCream and Pear?
I have the rest of the ingredients, just no O cream or pear.
Thanks

Cheers

Not sure. This is the recipe I got from some online room that got some rave reviews.