Am I right in saying I cannot calculate the dilutant the way it is on there? As it is a premixed dilutant?
The nicotine is correct, I have a bottle of 7.2% in VG.
In which case, how would I calculate this to get it as close to the 70/30% (and hopefully keep at 4mg nic)?
Thanks! And BTW, great community - can’t wait to advance and hopefully join in making some great recipes soon.
Thanks for the info - so taking in to account what you have put, it shouldn’t matter that I have a pre-mixed VG/PG dilutant?
So for example, the recipe calls for 3.87g PG & 26.49 VG - which means that I would just add 30.36g (26.49 + 3.87) of my pre-mixed solution?
Wouldn’t this mean that because my flavours are PG based and I have 12%, that the total PG will go up by 12%? (So it would end up being a 58/42 VG/PG mix?
I don’t mind this too much, but if there was a way to get it to stay 70/30 without applying rocket science - then I would prefer that!!
For some. reason I didn’t take the flavors into consideration. I just thought you wanted see how to enter the premixed base. Sorry if I screwed things up.
Any added pg would be in addition to your 30% pg premix since you can’t reduce that amount from your base.
Maybe I wasn’t clear - I have a 500ml bottle of 7.2% Nicotine in VG and I also have a 1 Litre bottle of flavourless 70/30 VG/PG base (with no nicotine in it)
So I was just doubting my maths about maintaining a 70/30 VG/PG after I add my nic solution and my flavours. It doesn’t look like it will be possible as the ratios are wrong.
But I have a doubt, as if I have a pre-mixed base as above - doesn’t that mean I should use the “Max VG” option? I know it isn’t max but surely the total grams of the PG and VG in the recipe won’t be the same volume if I totalled those and used that amount of my pre-mixed base? (Sorry if this is a confusing statement!)
In my tired state yes i think the maths check out and no it will not make a huge difference to the flavour (it will make some it will likely be stronger) you will notice a difference in the throat hit.