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VPG Flavors & Mixing by Weight
submitted almost 10 years ago by PalefaceVaper

I'm used to Mostly PG based flavors, but recently added some "VPG" based flavors to my collection. I picked up a few German flavors which state they are VPG based. I'm assuming s lot of VPG stuff is 50/50 VG/PG, but I don't really know. I've seen some INW flavors state VPG on them and there actually %45 VG, %45 PH, and %10 distilled water.

I was looking for help at determining the weight of the German flavors. I picked them up from VapersTek. I reached out to them with this question already, but they had no clue of the ratios or weight of the German flavors they sell.

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by goatnapperalmost 10 years ago

Get a 10ml graduated cylinder, hit the tare button on your scale, pour in 10ml of the flavoring. Then divide the weight shown by 10 and you have your gravity per ml.

You weigh 10ml instead of just one so you can get three digits of precision, since most scales only show two digits.

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by PalefaceVaperalmost 10 years ago

That was kinda my idea if nobody knew much about these flavors. I gotta see how accurate my small graduated cylinder is.

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by SpooledRottenalmost 10 years ago

This. Personally I just count every flavor as 1g/ml. If you're trying to make other peoples recipes it may not work if you're making your own there's no variable if you count all flavors as the same weight

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by [deleted]almost 10 years ago

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by NotCharlesMansonalmost 10 years ago

No way! I just ate Subway for lunch. Eat Fresh!

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by PalefaceVaperalmost 10 years ago

Lost me there

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