Mixing by weight

[chubbaduckie]

Cant find a e juice calculator that uses weight instead of ml. Also what about weight conversions id assume my 72mg nic in vg base isnt 1ml-1g anyone know where i can find a calculator that has this pre installed or if someone has the weights of pg,vg vg nic, concentrate weights.

 

[Rickster]

e juice me up.....tools...grams set.....
weight 10mls divide by 10.

 

[WaitFor1t88]

http://e-liquid-recipes.com/create

 

[chopper]

As a rule of thumb, pg is 1.03g, VG is 1.260g and VG based nic is very slightly under pg at about 1.258g per ml

 

[Chuck Norris]

Started mixing by weight last month, it's miles easier!!!! Should have done this ages ago & saved a ton of hassle with syringes!

 

[PacMan20]

I keep meaning to try this method of mixing but am so used to the old way with beakers and syringes

 

[chopper]

I keep meaning to try this method of mixing but am so used to the old way with beakers and syringes

Try it. You'll find it an absolute doddle, no more pissing about with syringes and wonder why it's taken you so long to swop over

 

[mammo]

I started mixing by weight about month ago and its SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much easier

Quicker , less mess hardly and anything to clean/wash after.

Just make sure you know maximum weight the scales can take as mine tapped out when making a 500ml batch using glass bottle which was a pain

My scales only go to 1 decimal place though so may have to invest in better scales but all my juices still taste the same.

 

[Soldier Blue]

Yep - I second the positive chat about mixing by weight. Been doing it by weight for over a year now and I can mix a couple of hundred ml in about 3 minutes with only a funnel to wash.

A good place to start is to Google "igetcha69 mixing" - how Scotty does it is exactly how I do. Scales off eBay are a fiver but the right size funnel was a fecker to find. Go to 'The Range' and they've got a perfect size set for about £2.

 

[9668harry]

If in doubt, weight 1ml (using a 1ml syringe) of all your ingredients. Then you can just multiply the weight of 1ml of that particular ingredient by the amount the eliquid calculator tells you to use in ml.

Just write things down for reference and away you go.