Dont laugh please

[Davy Tee]

Ok put me syringe in the Nic PG to suck up and nowt but a lot of pressure and very little juice, What am i doing wrong , i didnt know a syringe was so complicated .

Any help please on how to use or other tips

[Postmodern Smoking]

It may be that your needle has too small a bore (internal diameter).

[kirrielad]

Try having the needle sucked up a bit before you put it in the nic, put the needle in the nic and then squeeze out the little bit of air before going on till fill the syringe with the required amount. That make sense? I'm crap at explaining things! Lol

[Karma]

Depending on what quantities you're making and how exact you want to be, you may find it easier using the small measuring cups that you get with medicines. I got 10 from the chemist for free!

I get in a right faff with syringes too! The best needle I have at the moment is a 14 gauge one!

[Roger]

Use a bigger bore needle, or pour into a container that you can put just the syringe in.

[Greigster]

If it is VG, then you will need a smaller gauge needle. If it is PG then that should be fine.
Try testing the syringe by sucking up plain water, if that works ok then it is all down to the size of the needle.
The larger the gauge, the smaller the hole/bore. Have a look here:-
www.liberty-flights.co.uk/product.asp?id=26

[Neil from Valley Vapes]

I get the same withmy juice I have to hold it in the liquid and try to suck some out and hold the pressure on the plunger and it comes out slowly.

[Davy Tee]

Right will try all them hints folks, thanks

[Roger]

If you pull the plunger up slightly before you put it in the liquid, you will then have a little air gap. Liquid seems to go into the syringe easier and measuring is more accurate (this is how a vet friend does it)

[Greigster]

Good tip Roger, it is a lot easier to see the liquid level when you have an air gap. I never quite know which part of the domed black plunger bit to line up with the syringe markings

[chrisjw]

I normally draw over the limit I need & then squirt some back in the bottle to the required amount.

[Roger]

Mar 2, 2013 14:40:48 GMT chrisjw said:

I normally draw over the limit I need & then squirt some back in the bottle to the required amount.

Yes, that's what I do, using the little air gap helps.

I love squirting some back

[padiho]

Practise in a cup of water first

[Davy Tee]

Mar 2, 2013 14:21:00 GMT Roger said:

If you pull the plunger up slightly before you put it in the liquid, you will then have a little air gap. Liquid seems to go into the syringe easier and measuring is more accurate (this is how a vet friend does it)

Worked a treat Roger thanks for tip

[Davy Tee]

well i made me menthol up first ever mix and its tasteless, ah well back to the drawing board lol , its all ive got for work tonight though ahhhh