Mix Your Own E-liquid
cigge presents our very own e-juice calculator! We want to help you as a customer easily calculate the strength of your e-juice. The tool can help you find the exact mixture for your shortfill, longfill or completely homemade e-juice. The tool is easy to operate, and you can enter everything from the VG / PG content and nicotine strengths to the volume of your base liquid.
The calculator can handle everything from experimenting vape enthusiasts who appreciate different flavours, blends and mixes. It is also adapted for those who simply want to know what nicotine strength they get when mixing their shortfill. You can also use the calculator to reduce your nicotine intake in a structured way.
If you need to delve deeper into VG/PG ratios and how they affect flavouring, vapour production, or simply want to learn more about e-juice, you can check out our in-depth post about VG / PG.
Save Money - Mix Your Own E-liquid
With rising energy costs, high inflation and a future that may feel economically uncertain, it may be a good idea to look at how you can save money. At cigge.se, you will find everything you need to succeed. We offer high-quality flavourings and base liquids in many different VG/PG ratios. From well-known brands such as Vampire Vape, Molinberry & Capella. Mixing your own e-juice can help you save a great deal of money.
It is difficult to say how much money you save, as it varies greatly. Some flavourings may require as little as 50 ml per 1000 ml of base liquid, while others may require as much as 300 ml. Here you can read up on what applies to the particular flavouring you are interested in
Mixing E-juice - How Do I Succeed?
There are really no rules, but rather guidelines. Only your imagination sets the limits when it comes to mixing e-liquids. However, there are 2 ingredients you actually need to produce a finished e-juice. These are base liquid and flavourings. The base liquid is the actual foundation of your own e-juice and is very important in the mix. Base liquids with a high VG content have a higher viscosity than corresponding base liquids with a high PG content. You can experiment yourself with different VG / PG ratios - however, a rule of thumb is that a base liquid with a high VG content should be used in powerful e-cigarettes (DTL), while high-PG liquids should be used in e-cigarettes with lower power (MTL).
You can find our flavourings and base liquids under these links:
- Flavourings - A collection of our delicious flavourings
- Base liquid - A collection of our base liquids in different VG/PG ratios
- Mixing accessories - Accessories to help you succeed with your mix
Hopefully, you gained some extra knowledge from this post. Now all that remains is to start calculating, measuring and experimenting your way forward!
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