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Learn to Mix E-Liquids – DIY

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Have you ever thought about mixing your e-liquid on your own? Then this is the right guide for you. But before we start, let’s talk about what e-liquid entails.
There are a lot of misconceptions about e-liquid, some people believe that e-liquid is different from e-juice and vape juice. No, they mean the same thing. Let’s then get to the definition of e-liquid or whatever you wish to call it.
E-liquid, which is also known as e-juice and vape juice, is a liquid that is converted by an e-cig into vapor. There is a whole lot of e-liquid that there is a plus there are various vaping that requires a different type of vape juice. Now let’s take a look at e-liquid ingredients.
E-liquid ingredients
So you might be thinking what the heck is an E-liquid ingredient or you might have heard people talk about vape pen flavours and vape concentrates. Any which way let’s talk about it.
Propylene Glycol
Vegetable Glycerin
E-liquid Flavors
Nicotine
With that said, let’s get into the details of mixing your e-liquid by yourself.
Steps by step process of mixing your e-liquid
With many people getting into the market of doing it yourself (DIY) e-liquid making, I will walk you through an easy step by step guide to make your e-liquid from scratch.

Step 1: What will you need
  •         Propylene Glycol
  •         Vegetable Glycerin
  •         Nicotine (handle with caution)
  •         Flavouring
  •         A Measuring Jug
  •         Syringes
  •         Gloves (for handling Nicotine)
  •         Empty bottles
You can get all that’s listed above from e-liquid vendors.
Step 2: Caution
Step 3: Calculate your ingredients
Now you are ready to do it yourself,
  1.     I will advise you to use this calculator so that you can know the number of ingredients needed.
  2.     Various E liquids brands have their spec, but for this article, I will make a 30ml that has a nicotine strength of 36ml. PG and VG are 70% and 30% respectively, and 5% E-liquid flavour.
Does this look too complicated for you; you don’t need to worry about yourself. Just click on the link above, and everything becomes easy.
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