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POTV mixing calculator is very easy to use(I'm shit at maths,yet even I get good results with it)so I can only give it a 'very high recommendation' :rofl:

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would it churn out the recipe converted into ml's for me?

Thanks in advance!

No, this is what I've been trying to say. It expects you to already know how many ml of flavourings to add before you even start to enter anything else into the calculator.

If you do like Kurly said and use the POTV calc, it asks you to enter all your ingredients as a percentage of the whole. Most recipes will tell you the ingredients as a percentage. It then calculates (the sole purpose of a calculator) how many ml of each ingredient to add. You then just add that amount of milliletres of each ingredient into an empty bottle.

Liquix, an iPad app that I use, allows me to keep a list of all my base ingredients, all my flavours and additives along with what they cost. I can create and save as many recipes as I like in seconds. If I want 10ml I just click calculate and I get a list of ml I need to add. If I want 13ml, 28ml, 107ml it'll tell me exactly how many ml of each ingredients to add. It'll also calculate it on drops or grams should I wish. It cost me a couple of quid and I wouldn't be without it.
 
With myvapemix if you only have percentages for flavours, you could create a recipe with a total of 100ml, then enter your flavours by ml where ml = %. Then you can "duplicate" the recipe to any other amount and the proportions will be kept.
Ie: 100ml with 13% flavour = 13ml. When you duplicate the recipe to 50ml the amount of flavour in the new recipe will be of 7.5ml.
This would solve your problem.
And again, yes you can enter all your flavours in a list including the amounts you have, the app will then calculate how much you have used and what you have left for each flavour. (by default the amount of drops (if you use drops) is of 25d/ml, but you can change the default value or even the value for each flavours if you want to)
 
Isn't that a bit like typing the answer in and then asking it to work out the question?
 
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