DIY E liquid

[robteifi]

If you have an Android phone or tablet then there's a POTV mixing calculator app - see http://www.planetofthevapes.co.uk/f...POTV-Mixing-Calculator-is-now-on-Google-Play!
which will let you specify the PG/VG ratio you want to achieve, and what the solvent is for both the nicotine and flavours which will give a more accurate result.

While you're at it, why not introduce yourself in the New User forum?

 

[6027david]

I found the 'Juice Me Up' downloadable calculator really helpful. I understand it is also now available on Google Play. Been vaping for a couple of months now and started mixing fairly soon afterwards. I found the added 'hands on' experience actually helped to get more committed to vaping and made it even easier to kick the stinkies. It makes the whole experience more of a pursuit and hobby. Mixing is simple, just a case of getting a balance of ingredients that suit your preferences on flavour, throat hit (PG) and vapour (VG). The calculators really are a great help but all your mixtures can be tweaked to suit. Good luck with the mixing, once you have done your first batch you will wonder what all the fuss was about.

 

[Fleabag]

I agree about the level of involvement and interest it brings to the vaping experience, also the tweaking is one of the great benefits. Pre-mixed juices tend to come in 80/20 or 70/30 PG/GV ratios. I find this is a little harsh, so I lowered the PG to VG ratio a bit with each batch until I settled on 50/50. Actually, with the Evod, I find even that has quite a throat hit, and I've dropped it a little more since.

The higher the VG, the more vapour you'll get, but VG does mute the flavours a little, so it's all about personal preference.

I love mixing, and with a good supply of flavours, there's an almost unlimited range of combinations possible, so you'll never get bored!!