eJuice Recipe Calculator

[miltiades]

Superb software breaktru , i'm using it constantly for long now. Just one recommendation. In case you are in the mood of breaking the bytes a bit more it would be super to add an Auto Adjust feature. I've seen it on this site and it's a very cosy feature , especially when out of supplies required...

At anycase super software:)

[breaktru]

eJuice Me Up version 15.0 has been released for downloading at breaktru.com/ejuicemeup.zip

Added grams weight measuring. Go to the menu "Tools", "Grams Set" and enter your weights.

[Perpetua]

Thank you for letting us know breaktru.

[Bobsbeer]

Very timely. Thank you. My package of nic base and pg, vg has just arrived. Now just waiting on my syringes. Got them from Postmodern to start with but I'm sure in time I will find the best source for all the ingredients. Going to try and emulate lime zinger and banana flavours to start with.

[breaktru]

Fixed decimal recognition of comma where PC regional settings use a comma rather than a dot for decimal separator. See version 15.4

[breaktru]

Latest updated version is 15.5.4

[majnu]

Excellent just what I was looking for. A calculator that uses grams. However I was under the assumption that 1g = 1ml. Does anyone know if there is any variation with the conversion for UK/USA etc?

Thanks

[breaktru]

Sept 3, 2015 21:30:37 GMT majnu said:

Excellent just what I was looking for. A calculator that uses grams. However I was under the assumption that 1g = 1ml. Does anyone know if there is any variation with the conversion for UK/USA etc?

Thanks

What I do is measure out "1ml" of each liquid (without needle) and weigh it. This way you don't have to worry if your scale is calibrated or not.
Don't use gram weight measurements that others have said are correct for a particular liquid. The proof is in what you weighed. Example: It is said that 1ml of water equals 1 gram. With my cheap scale it measured 1.08 grams. You also have to take into consideration the needle diameter and length.

[sydsut]

Sept 7, 2015 16:11:18 GMT breaktru said:

Sept 3, 2015 21:30:37 GMT majnu said:

Excellent just what I was looking for. A calculator that uses grams. However I was under the assumption that 1g = 1ml. Does anyone know if there is any variation with the conversion for UK/USA etc?

Thanks

What I do is measure out "1ml" of each liquid (without needle) and weigh it. This way you don't have to worry if your scale is calibrated or not.
Don't use gram weight measurements that others have said are correct for a particular liquid. The proof is in what you weighed. Example: It is said that 1ml of water equals 1 gram. With my cheap scale it measured 1.08 grams. You also have to take into consideration the needle diameter and length.

Hope you're not using Heavy Water to make atomic bomb

[breaktru]

Sept 7, 2015 20:26:59 GMT sydsut said:

Hope you're not using Heavy Water to make atomic bomb

No just a crappy scale.