yes … your right lol …if it was me id let it steep out and start another batch , maybe the OP knows some people who vape and can hook them up with the messed up batch …
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@mamamiaw
If you mix 3400ml of the same recipe without any Banana ripe and mix with the 500ml over flavored mix it will reduce it to approximately what you wanted.
Pay no mind to the calculations being done in gr instead of ml, % will be the same.
Good luck 
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It was not 500gm or ml that was over flavored, it was 5000ml. So my estimation that he needs to mix another 34L is still accurate.
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so 34 liters to save the 5 liters. that’s a lot of juice
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my vision is not too good, I thought for sure it said 0.5 L
My calculation should be fairly accurate, I’d suggest also as was mentioned rebottling it to smaller containers.
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At least a way to salvage some of the over flavoured batch
good math 
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Thanks feel free to use my calculator:
It is handy for some things.
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thanks i have it bookmarked in the useful folder good work
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maybe you can come out with apprx 500ml if you only use some … if you cld figure out what to do then maybe you can use the rest as a base / stone , then next time you need 500ml made you can repeat … im not sure that will be possible but it would be nice right ?
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1.15/.15 = 7.666666667, that’s how much you have to multiply all the other values to fix your mistake.
So you’re going to make a total of 38.33333 liters of juice.
Unless you actually have a market to sell that to, I’d cut my losses coz that’s a whole lot of juice that will probably go bad before you see the end of it and it’s going to cost you a whole lot as well.
Batches above 1L should be measured in volume and not weight is what I hear from people who mix professionally. You can just swap “gm” in the spreadsheet for any unit you wish, the math remains the same.
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you and me both …
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Yeah that’s kind of what I was thinking.
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Dear All
Thank you for all your wonderful replies and sincere consolation
Deeply appreciate it,
Especially for @CosmicTruth for his/her amazing calculator.
So basically i need to create an 34L batch to save this 5L (which is beyond my current capability, resource-wise at this moment).
But to ease a little bit pain in this wrecked heart, do you think within time (a week maybe?) the banana will softened and the bavarian cream + peanut butter will shine?
Again thank you very much dear wonderful people 
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That’s what I suggested in the beginning. But you stated you had already tried that and didn’t like it.
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Yes you did, but i was hoping there’s another way to tweak before waiting, just in case the wait results something undesired
Nevertheless, thank you
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You can leave the 5L as a base and mix up one or two 500ml batches with the alien calculation as you go. I think it was mentioned above. That way you won’t lose your batch and you won’t have to mix 34L at once.
Only problem might be that it could steep out beyond your preferred steep limit and get faded. But, adding in the fresh ingredients each time you make a diluted new batch should bring it back some life.
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… id also suggest leaving the Nicotine out , only adding when making small batch
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Here is another calculation, again mentally replace gm with ml…
You can do the remix with either weight or volume, but if you take 650ml of the botched batch, then add 4350ml of the adjuster batch mixed without flavor 6 (Banana ripe) you will end up with 5000ml of repaired juice, I think this will correctly repair the volume you first desired, and if that is bottled off in time you might be able to do it again before the botch batch expires.
5L=5000ML
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In this case to repair botched batch, the repair batch needs to be at the exact nic strength as the botch batch.
But for future batches to mix large volumes it will be much easier to make one shot/concentrate with just flavors to add to PG/VG/NIC base to mix the flavors to e-liquid.
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