Not a first timer, but an imbecile nontheless, I wasnt thinking the other day and jumped the gun ordering 80/20 6mg pre mix base (1 gallon), and i cant seem to calculate properly to get 10% flavor on 30 ml mixtures without it saying i need other dilutions, might as well use it since i already have it, my flavoring is pg based of course, can someone show me a calculator chart on single and double flavoring mixtures for this base please and thank you. I seem to have confused myself.
Edit: I know i wont end up with 6mg, and i know it will probably be less than 70/30 but thats ok.
On the calculator, there is a box to check to use vape-ready base. Click that, then right above that little check box, enter 6mg, 20 pg, 80 vg. At the top of the calculator, enter your amount to make as 30. You can’t change the desired strength in this mode. But, after you enter your flavor and %, the calculator will tell you what the results are at the bottom.
You can see where my desired strength is 2mg, that is my default setting and I could not adjust it in vape-ready-base mode, the calculator locks it and ignores it. Good luck and hope it works out!
Btw, the flavor I put in there as an example is not a pg based flavor, I just clicked pg for the results to show as if it were. It should also probably not be used at 10%!
This is the correct way of using premix.
If you’re using 10% flavor, you’ll still end up vaping 5.4% nic, so it won’t be all that bad. The good thing of your premix is that the nic will probably stay good a lot longer and the bad thing is that you can’t really be as precise as with separate components. No biggie
Happy mixing!
I just tried to save use-base as default and it is not working. It demands that we fill in fields which aren’t used in this mode. Maybe I’m missing something. I don’t use a ready to vape nic base, just testing it out. @daath?
For now, you can only use “Use vape-ready nic base” as a display-thing on recipes, you can’t save with it. I’ll finish that one at some point, I guess
Scratch that last post, boy was that confusing! I got it straight…Just when you think you have a good grasp on things it goes all wonky… It was kinda like when you look at a common word and it looks all foreign… False alarm!
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