About This Calculator
The ECigExpress 4.0 Calculator helps plan a small liquid blend with clear input control. It focuses on target volume, target strength, carrier ratio, flavor share, additive share, and cost. The page keeps every field in one column based workflow. The input grid still changes across screens. Large screens show three fields per row. Medium screens show two. Phones show one.
Why The Planner Is Useful
A mixing plan can fail when the carrier ratio is ignored. This tool separates nicotine solution, flavor, additive, plain PG, and plain VG. It also estimates waste. The waste setting is helpful for bottle transfer loss. The cost fields help compare trial batches. They also help show how a larger batch changes total spend.
Advanced Options
The calculator supports mixed carrier nicotine. You can enter the PG and VG share inside the nicotine base. Flavor and additives are treated as PG based materials. This is a common planning assumption. You can change the flavor or additive percentages for stronger or lighter recipes. The notes box lets you record brand, label, date, or any lab reminder.
Reading The Results
After submission, the result appears above the form. It shows the needed nicotine solution first. Then it shows flavor, additive, plain PG, plain VG, final volume, expected strength, and estimated cost. If the requested PG or VG target is not possible, the page shows a warning style note. That can happen when flavor, additive, or nicotine carrier already exceeds the target carrier amount.
Good Planning Habits
Use clean units before entering values. Keep all strengths in mg per ml. Keep all volumes in ml. Keep percentages between zero and one hundred. Review the output before using any plan. Save CSV for spreadsheets. Save PDF for a quick record. Keep separate notes for safety data, legal limits, ingredient age, and container labels. This tool is only an estimator. It does not replace product instructions, qualified advice, or safe handling rules.
Export And Records
The CSV file stores numbers in separate columns. The PDF file gives a compact summary for printing. Both exports use the last submitted inputs. They help compare tests without retyping values. Recheck every saved plan before you repeat a batch later.