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It’s simple yet very complicated at the same time..
Different flavour concentrates have different mix ratio a lot are 20 percent but not all..
Use the above posts mix calculator and read information on each of your flavour concentrates for the mix ratio percentage..
I did all that. Maybe I should explain a little better. Say you do the calculation for each flavour say 5% of a flavour in a 500ml recipe means you put 25ml of that flavour in and so on with each flavour your putting in total of 110ml of flavoring. Question is do you put 500ml of vg/pg like your calculations or do you just put 390 of vg/pg in to get to the 500ml. Does that make more sense?
 
I use steam-engine @Jeff61 , you'll find it here... http://www.steam-engine.org/juice

I just stuck some quick notes on a recent mix, hope it helps

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Use @John R advice..but in short you always have a set end amount so the more concentrates equals less vg/pg so yes mate..500ml end mix with 110 percent flavour concentrates means 390ml vg/pg mix if not adding anything else like nicotine etc..
 
I did all that. Maybe I should explain a little better. Say you do the calculation for each flavour say 5% of a flavour in a 500ml recipe means you put 25ml of that flavour in and so on with each flavour your putting in total of 110ml of flavoring. Question is do you put 500ml of vg/pg like your calculations or do you just put 390 of vg/pg in to get to the 500ml. Does that make more sense?
Anything you add in terms of flavour becomes part of your overall mix. Flavour is only one ingredient. You then need to add PG and VG and Nicotine if required aat the right percentages to equal your final mix volume.
If you use a e liquid calculator and input your requirements, it will tell you exactly what levels of each ingredient you need to add to get your desired mix
 
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