DIY E-Liquid Calculator

The ideal VG/PG ratio depends on your vaping preferences. A higher VG ratio is more commonly used for Direct to Lung (DTL) sub-ohm vaping style. Relative to your device, Higher VG liquids can tolerate a higher heat, through a lower OHM coil, resulting in thick plumes of cloud and a smooth vaping experience. A Higher PG level or anything more balanced (50/50) is more commonly used for Mouth to Lung (MTL) liquids, which is the more traditional vaping style. These type of liquids are operated at lower heat, with a higher OHM coil, resulting in a more personal vaping experience that mimics a smoking experience.

A satisfying vaping experience depends on choosing the right nicotine dose. You can choose wisely by considering your nicotine intake, the type of device you use, your preferred throat experience, and your unique goals. Remember that you can adjust your nicotine intake as your preferences vary. To find the right match for you, it's a good idea to talk to experienced vapers, obtain advice from professionals at your local vape shop, and experiment with different nicotine levels. Your vaping experience should be enjoyable and satisfying.

Absolutely! Mixing multiple flavour concentrates allows you to create unique and complex e-juice recipes tailored to taste. There is no limit to the variants you can add to your mix. Traditionally, total flavour percentages of between 15 - 25% work best, subjective to preferential levels of taste.

Steeping time varies based on the flavor concentrates and the desired outcome. Most e-liquids benefit from at least a week of steeping. However, some flavors, especially creamy or dessert profiles, might require several weeks to fully mature and deliver the best taste.

DIY E-Liquids typically have a shelf life of around 2 years. However, this can vary based on the ingredients used. It is most often the Nicotine that degrades first and oxidises your juice. Store your e-liquids in a cool, dark place to maximize their lifespan and maintain flavour quality.

Yes, you can adjust the flavour strength by adding more flavour concentrate to make it stronger, or by diluting the mix with more base liquid you can make it weaker. In both instances this will slightly alter the final Ratio/Strength. Remember to shake well after making adjustments and allow the e-liquid too steep for the flavours to bond properly.

Mixing your own e-liquids can be safe if you follow guidelines and use quality ingredients. Always use gloves and work in a clean environment. Ensure you store nicotine and other ingredients out of reach of children and pets. It's also crucial to understand the properties and safety precautions for each ingredient you use.

To start mixing your own e-liquids, you'll need some essential equipment: Cylinders, syringes, weights or pipettes for accurate measurement, gloves for safety, bottles for storage, and a clean workspace.

While not always necessary, some mixers use a small amount of purified water (usually 1-2%) to thin out high VG mixes.