Checking out that site, I just had to laugh that Walmart is listed with the countries. 
Some Walmarts are big enough to be their own country. I swear the last one I was in had a rainy season at one end and snow was falling at the other end.
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Please everyone, Be sure to DISLIKE Walmart on Facebook…lol
Agreed! Forgot to mention the last time I was actually in a Wal-hell-mart was about 10 or 12 years ago. I won’t even get into how much I hate the existence of such stores, but particularly that one.
My biggest beef with wally-world is their blatant attempt to put anyone and everyone out of business. Mom and Pop businesses are almost a thing of the past thanks to walmart. Surprised they haven’t set up a huge kiosk in walmart with vape products so they can put vape shops out of business as well. Again I say, DISLIKE walmart on Facebook. Boooo, Hiss, Hiss, Boooooo!
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I love Wal-Mart ! Not only are they amazing with customer service but they treat there employees terrific on our continent and also other continents where they get there goods from 
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All-in-one shopping is great. It saves me a lot of time and gas. I remember when I was a kid and shopping with my mom… It was a all day event. Now you can get everything you need at one store. You can’t beat price match also.
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I see your syringes. Have you tried a scale?
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I am thinking about it.I’m very new to the diy have a few recepies I’m real happy with and imagine bigger batches will be made a lot easier .do u mix on scales in a beaker? The decant to dropper bottles?
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You can do it either way. I mix right into the bottle. It’s really simple and accurate with nothing to clean up after you mix. Most of the good mixers here mix this way. I’m sure if you try it you’ll love it too. If you decide to go that route ask around first so you can get the right type of scale. Anybody here will help you get started.
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Thank you very much appreciate it
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If you get a chance look over this thread. A lot of people talk about how they mix.
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+1
For this method.
I’ve recently converted to scales for mixing my recipes that I class as my ADV rotations as I mix up 100ml at a time for them.
Takes me about 2 minutes to setup and measure my 100ml bottle of juice.
My scales are only accurate to .1g but in a 100ml batch it works great.
In 30ml batches I could do with an accuracy of .01g but it’s not the end of the world to use 1.4g for example instead of 1.34g in my recipes.
I had no idea how easy mixing by weight was until I tried on 1 recipe.
I’ve not looked back since!
No more water bowls for rinsing syringes, no more accidental spills, just open pour and Tare the scales after each ingredient.
J
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Defenatly an interesting read.will make the move soon I’m sure ,so do u count 1ml as 1g when it comes to the vg wouldn’t that differ alot as its a thicker liquid?
ELR takes care of the weight for you. VG weighs 1.26 g/ml - but you don’t have to worry it 
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One more silly question lol how do u change it to show u grams ?
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Click on the User link in the top right corner on the recipe page, then hit preferences, then half way down you can switch to measure in grams
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Cheers close to ordering scales now
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Do it! Do it! Do it!! Give in to peer pressure! I very seldom make batches larger than 30 ml, and most of mine are 10-15 mls. I mix right into the bottle. If you put your VG, PG, and Nic into easy squeeze bottles it makes the whole process quick and easy with little to NO cleanup. Just grab your stuff, squeeze it into the bottle, and put it away. I sit on my bed with a big cutting board, my scale, my nic/PG/VG bottles, and my drawer of flavorings and mix away while watching Netflix or Youtube. Not having to count drops or pull out so many mls with a syringe means I can multitask easier. You’ll thank us later. 
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