To make a 3mg e-liquid, mix 1 part nicotine to 5 parts e-liquid base (the e-liquid that contents PG, VG and flavour). That indicates you split the quantity of the nicotine-free base vape juice by 5, then put that much of the 18mg nicotine fluid. For each 50ml of nicotine-free e-liquid, you add 1 nic shot.
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How do I select the nicotine strength and VG/PG blend?
· I show how I made a ready to go base blend. Pre make your PG VG ratio with your nicotine amount. Have that in a bottle all ready to go. Measure out your flav...
How to make your own vape?
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What are the different nicotine strengths available in vapor vapes?
· To make a 3mg e-liquid, mix 1 part nicotine to 5 parts e-liquid base (the e-liquid that contents PG, VG and flavour). That indicates you split the quantity of the nicotine-free base vape juice by 5, then put that much of the 18mg nicotine fluid. For each 50ml of nicotine-free e-liquid, you add 1 nic shot.
How much VG and PG do I need for a vape?
All you have to do is add drops of your favorite flavor concentrate to this Unflavored Nicotine Base and DONE! It's ready for vaping! Buy with confidence knowing Central Vapors uses the highest grade nicotine available which is always distilled from actual tobacco leaves rather than stems and never synthetically produced. This e-juice is made with freebase nicotine.
Flavor Concentrates, can I use any old food flavoring?
The answer is a big and resounding NO. When going the DIY route, make sure that you only get from reputable sellers selling flavorings that have been tested for vaping. There are a number of flavorings out there that contain oils, natural sugars and other ingredients that may be harmful when vaped or exposed to high temperatures.
Which Nicotine level is for you?
From experience, these are the nicotine levels that are commonly used in commercial nicotine eliquid and who uses them.
Time to Measure
There are two ways to measure your volumes when mixing your DIY nicotine eliquid. By volume and by weight.
Conclusion
Whichever way you decide to go, DIY or off the shelf, remember that vaping is supposed to be fun and safe. So don’t stress too much about pricing or waiting or whichever detail is bothering you, just go out and have fun vaping!
Adding Nicotine To Ejuice
Sure you can! This is why this post exists. For whatever result that you want to achieve, mixing nicotine into your own e-liquid can be fun, but you need to be real careful when doing that. There’s more to it than simply pour the nic shot into your liquid.
How Much Nicotine Should I Add?
To make a 3mg e-liquid, mix 1 part nicotine to 5 parts e-liquid base (the e-liquid that contents PG, VG and flavour). That indicates you split the quantity of the nicotine-free base vape juice by 5, then put that much of the 18mg nicotine fluid. For each 50ml of nicotine-free e-liquid, you add 1 nic shot.
How To Use The Nicotine Calculator?
Simply enter the quantity of nicotine-free liquid, the stamina of your nic shot and also desired toughness. Our nicotine calculator down below will show you the volume of nicotine base you require to add to your bottle.
Nicotine Mixing Calculator
If you’re adding nicotine to a ready-to-vape juice, use the yellow line ‘Nicotine Base’ for the the amount of nicotine to add. Ignore the PG/VG & Doubler lines.
Methods to mix DIY e-juice: weight and volume
There are two ways to mix DIY e-juice, and each comes with a set of pros and cons.
What do you need to make your own vape juice?
Regardless of the method you are going to use to make your e-liquid, and your preferences for what you would like to vape in the end, you will need the essential vape juice ingredients and DIY supplies. Here is your checklist:
Ingredients to avoid
Here’s a list of ingredients that people often wonder if they should use in their vape juice, but they absolutely shouldn’t:
DIY vape juice kits
If you’d prefer to get all your DIY supplies in a bundle, there are many kits out there to choose from. Most beginner DIY kits will come with all the essentials you need to get started.
E-juice calculators: an essential tool
If you want to mix accurately and have replicable results, you will need to use a vape juice calculator. A calculator simplifies the whole process by giving you all the info you need, be it the amount of nicotine needed to reach your favorite strength, or how much from each ingredient you will need to end up with a bottle of tasty 70/30 e-juice.
All set? Time to make some vape juice!
So you got yourself all the required ingredients and supplies, and it’s now time to start mixing. Some people like to start using their gut feeling, but from my personal experience, that’s not the best idea. Check out my e-liquid recipes guide, or go to ELR or ATF and rank recipes by ratings for some tried and true mixes.
Post mixing: what to do after you make your juice
Labeling – Label your mixes with the following: VG/PG ratio, nicotine level, flavor percentages, and date created. Do this immediately. You’d be surprised how many beginners don’t, only to be stumped when they find a perfect blend but with no way of recreating it. Save your recipes in a notebook, spreadsheet, or on e-liquid-recipes.com.
Doll Full Member
VG gives more vapor but dulls flavor, PG makes for strong flavor but little vapor, some say pg makes for a stronger throat hit but i've no experience on that. Personally i get VG whenever i can. Just because it's something i'd rather inhale than Propylene Glycol.
Liv2Ski Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran
To answer your question it would be helpful to know what ratio you like to vape. If you like to vape all VG then get your base in VG. If like me you vape 80pg/20vg then I would say get all PG. Also use a good calculator, i use this one from ECF member Breaktru:
Liv2Ski Vaping Master Verified Member ECF Veteran
Nice, thanks for that link. It'll take me a few to fiqure out how to use it, and further more, I already order the nic with VG =/ Although I do like thick smoke, so I guess worst come to worst, I can always order another thing of nic with PG.
Vapenstein Ultra Member ECF Veteran
Some people have a sensitivity to PG, so there is a good reason some people avoid it. If you don't, then generally speaking juices with a predominantly PG base have more impact. There are a few notable exceptions of all-VG juices that have guts, but most of them are airy compared to their PG cousins.
cozzicon Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
Just as an FYI- PG base nicotine is far easier to work with than VG base nicotine. The VG base is essentially 100% VG with the exception of the nicotine and is VERY *thick*.
