Use it as a flavor.

if you're buying the cbd from a reputable company like bluebird botanical (only place I have bough CBD vape juice from) then it will tell you how much CBD per ml. Use that number in place of nicotine. I'm at work so I can't be 100% about this but I believe my cbd is 33mg a ml, and you wanted to add it to a 30ml bottle for a total of 6mg/ml you would need to add 5.45ml of the CBD juice. I hope this makes sense for you, best of luck with mixing and CBD.

Thanks all for the advice.

I understand I can just bung some of this, this and that into a mixer and go from there, but having never done this before I needed some guidelines.

The juices I have, recommend a percentage amount to try (a guideline). Let's say it's 10%; in that case, is a 60% PG / 30% VG / 10% Flavouring ratio a good example of how this is all done?

Thanks all again.

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I just place my bottle on the scale, tare, drop in mg of isolate powder, fill half with pg, soak in 140 degree bath until dissolved, then add vg to top. Pg/vg measured by weight and scale.

Last time I did 0.25g in 15 ml. Mg/mL puts that at 16.6mg/mL. Next time I’ll likely double that.

I just put a dropperfull in my pen style regular tank like a flavor shot and vape it as the day goes. I prefer a tincture in the morning and a slight steady vape as the day goes on.

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Here's a thought - don't waste your time on a calculator.

I just use LibreOffice Calc to record my recipes and their various iterations. It's easy enough to generate how much of each flavor to use, as well as record how much actually went into the mix. And there's never any need to fuck around with others' assumptions about how I should do things.