When experimenting do you make 10ml or 30ml samples?...

[Trotters]

Ive tried both, I prefer to try 10ml first so I'm not wasting my flavour, pg, vg & nicotine if its no good but I feel like 10ml doesn't last long enough to test properly, yet 30ml again is a lot of liquid if its no good but at least it gets a longer test.

Just curious what others do really.

Thanks

 

[Mr Numpty]

I usually make 22-27 ml in a 30ml bottle, depending on how confident I am that it's going to be good.

 

[mattyk2010]

20ml in 30ml bottles here [emoji5]

 

[Sp3ckyh0td0g81]

I just got a load of bottles delivered today 10ml 30ml & 50mls the smaller of the two sizes are for doing future test batches

 

[Lrnp]

I vary it alot, if its something completely new to me, I will always make 10ml.
If its something i feel is going to be half decent I will make 30ml or so. So that i dont have to wait as long for it to be ready again

 

[kermitthefog]

5ml if really not sure about a mix, up to 30 if more confident and never add nic until I'm sure I like it

 

[Miss Pepper]

I rarely mix less than 100ml nowadays even with a new mix

 

[sycamore]

For me it depends on the volumes and number of different concentrates in my recipe. Just makes ot easier if you're not trying to weigh out tiny amounts. Usually 18-25ml in 30ml bottles.

 

[Glimmer]

On flavourart they suggest making a 2ml sample. Just thinking about it, it seems like enough to establish whether it is going to be something that you can vape or not. It might take a bit more than that if you want to test how the steeping process affects the eliquid.

 

[Glimmer]

However, with a 2ml sample you're going to require an accurate scale in order to properly weigh say 1% of the concentrate. I tried counting drops once but it came out nowhere near to what my scale was reading.