Juice Grinder3.5.0 Build 49689

Juice Grinder is a reliable application which enables you to accurately calculate the amounts of ingredients you need in order to create your own recipe of eLiquid. The application allows you to create a specific formula for up to seven different flavors, aside from the base ingredients and to calculate the exact amounts.

eJuice recipe calculator

Juice Grinder is dedicated to users who wish to create their own, home made liquid for the electronic cigarette. The base represents nicotine, water and a mixture of VG (vegetable glycerin) and PG (propylene glycol). The water in the substance can be replaced by vodka or pure grain alcohol (PGA) and flavors are also added to the mixture.Juice Grinder allows you to calculate the amount of each required ingredient and add up to seven different flavors to a single recipe. You can easily estimate the amounts of required ingredients, as well as create your own, original flavor of eJuice, by mixing the aroma elements. Thus, you may enter the percentage values and let the software calculate the real amounts, in mL or grams of substance required per drop.

Create original eLiquid recipes by yourself

Juice Grinder allows you to calculate the values for the base ingredients, as well as for the flavor elements. You can specify the amount of nicotine you wish the substance to contain, the total amount of eLiquid you wish to create and the percentage of water/vodka/PGA it should contain.Additionally, for each flavor, you need to specify the balance of PG and VG. The final recipe displays the amount of each of the five ingredients you need to add, in order to create your product.

Save your original recipe

Juice Grinder allows you to save the recipe as a project, to export it to PDF, .CSV, Excel format or print it as a card, as seen on the screen, as text list. It features text editing options, allows you to add personal notes and offers you a measuring unit conversion table. Additional functions include separate calculators for the nicotine base, flavor base and Ohm’s Law.