How do you extract the VG & PG from the bottles?
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Wyn68
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Depending on the volume you want to mix can impact what method you use (due to systematic/systemic/random errors). In larger volumes these errors are reduced. In vaping terms an error of 95-105% of the label claim (which is why we can buy a max of 7.2%nic and not 7.5%nic which is the limit before you need a poison licence). The smaller the mix then the bigger chance of not being able to mix the perfect batch
Thanks. I do 50ml and will move to 100ml once i get suitable scales. The ones i posted the link to above look ok??
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I bought 2 of these sauce bottles from FastTech - SKU 3478402 - one each for PG and VG. This makes adding the diluents to 10ml bottles or jars for weighing very straightforward, no need for syringes or a drawing needle. Am sure you can find similar for cheap on amazon or ebay.
Digital scales are cheap, cheap, cheap! I was a reluctant convert to weighing, I still use syringes from time to time as I can't be arsed finding out the gms per 1ml of every concentrate.
I have a scale accurate to 0.1mg which usefully also weighs up to 2kg. I now have a second scale accurate to 0.01mg but it only weighs up to 200g. Less than £8 each on ebay.
Digital scales are cheap, cheap, cheap! I was a reluctant convert to weighing, I still use syringes from time to time as I can't be arsed finding out the gms per 1ml of every concentrate.
I have a scale accurate to 0.1mg which usefully also weighs up to 2kg. I now have a second scale accurate to 0.01mg but it only weighs up to 200g. Less than £8 each on ebay.
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Go into any chemist and ask for ORAL syringe, they do them in different sizes , i use the 5 and 10 ml ones.
Now what is great about them is they come with their own little bottle bung that you push the syringe in , turn the bottle upside down and draw the liquid into the syringe , the bung fits lots of different size bottle openings, they cost about £1.00
they are great and no more decanting part filled bottles. They also come in a sealed pack with instructions not that you need them.
Hope this helps.
Now what is great about them is they come with their own little bottle bung that you push the syringe in , turn the bottle upside down and draw the liquid into the syringe , the bung fits lots of different size bottle openings, they cost about £1.00
they are great and no more decanting part filled bottles. They also come in a sealed pack with instructions not that you need them.
Hope this helps.
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