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Guide: How to mix your own E-liquid

There are many good reasons to mix E-liquid yourself. Firstly, it is typically . Firstly, it is typically cheaper than the ready-made products on the market. Secondly, you have than the ready-made products on the market. Secondly, you have infinite freedom to experiment with flavours and nicotine levels until you find with flavours and nicotine levels until you find exactly the mixture that suits your taste best. the mixture that suits your taste best.

Additionally, a law came into effect on 1 April 2022 that prohibits the sale of flavoured E-liquid. The only legal flavours now are tobacco and menthol. By mixing your own liquid, you can more easily find the perfect balance between nicotine, tobacco, and menthol that suits you.

In this guide, you will receive a step-by-step guide on how you can mix your own E-liquid at home. We will also cover different mixing ratios, aromas, and references to online calculators developed especially for self-mixers.

Table of Contents

  1. What do you need to mix your own E-liquid?
  2. Nicotine liquid
  3. PG liquid
  4. VG liquid
  5. Aroma essence
  6. Demineralised water
  7. Empty bottles
  8. Syringes for measuring liquid quantities
  9. What mixing ratio should you use to mix your own E-liquid?
  10. Example 1: 10% mix

    1. In this example we use:
  11. Example 2: 5% mix

    1. 9.5 ml VPG base
    2. 0.5 ml aroma
    3. The mixing ratio is ideal for menthol-flavoured aromas. See for example these aromas:
    4. ePuff/DDK – Menthol Sensation
    5. ePuff/DDK – Menthol
  12. Example 3: 10% mixing with multiple aromas

    1. In this example we use:

      1. 9.0 ml VPG base
      2. 0.5 ml aroma (tobacco)
      3. 0.5 ml aroma (menthol)
      4. The mixing ratio is ideal for a combination of tobacco and menthol aromas. See for example these aromas:
      5. ePuff/DDK – Spearmint
      6. ePuff/DDK – Royal Danish Tobacco
  13. Online calculator for calculating mixing ratios for E-liquid
  14. Example 1: 10% mixing

    1. In this example we use: 9.0 ml VPG base 1.0 ml aroma The mixing ratio is ideal for tobacco-flavoured aromas. See for example these aromas: ePuff/DDK – Blended Virginia ePuff/DDK – British Tobacco
  15. Example 2: 5% mixing

    1. In this example we use: 9.5 ml VPG base 0.5 ml aroma (tobacco) The mixing ratio is ideal for tobacco-flavoured aromas. See for example these aromas: ePuff/DDK – Menthol Sensation ePuff/DDK – Menthol
  16. Example 3: 10% mixing with multiple aromas

    1. In this example we use: 9 ml VPG base 0.5 ml aroma (tobacco) 0.5 ml aroma (menthol) The mixing ratio is ideal for tobacco-flavoured aromas. See for example these aromas: ePuff/DDK – Spearmint ePuff/DDK – Royal Danish Tobacco

What do you need to mix your own E-liquid?

When you mix your own E-liquid, you need at least 3 elements. However, most choose to use 4 elements. 

Here are the things you need:

  1. Nicotine liquid
  2. PG liquid (Propylene Glycol)
  3. VG liquid (Vegetable Glycerin)
  4. Aroma essence
  5. Possibly demineralised water
  6. Empty bottles
  7. Syringes for measuring liquid amounts

Nicotine liquid

We recommend that the nicotine liquid should be based on PG liquid. This means you buy PG liquid with nicotine in it. You should buy as strong nicotine liquid as possible, as it gives more options for mixing in the ratio you want. The reason for this is that there is typically more PG liquid than VG liquid in a finished mixture of e-liquid.


At esug.dk you can get both PG and VG liquid with nicotine content from 0 to 18 mg per ml.

See our selection of PG and VG liquids here.

PG liquid

To get exactly the mg nicotine strength you want, you also need pure PG liquid. PG is a very thin liquid that produces less vapour but has a fantastic taste.

VG liquid

To get the right mixing ratio between PG and VG, you also need some pure VG. VG is, in contrast to PG, a thick liquid that produces good vapour but poorer taste. You can read more about different mixing ratios further down the page., you also need some pure VG. VG is, in contrast to PG, a thick liquid that produces good vapour but poorer taste. You can read more about different mixing ratios further down the page.

Aroma essence

To get flavour in the finished e-liquid, flavourings must be added. Here you can choose between different tobacco flavours and menthol flavours. Previously, it was possible to mix other flavours in, such as strawberry, watermelon, and chocolate, but after the government's law change it is no longer legal to sell aroma with flavours other than tobacco and menthol. it is no longer legal to sell aroma with flavours other than tobacco and menthol.

See our selection of E-liquid aromas here.

Demineralised water

VG is an incredibly thick liquid, and therefore many people use demineralised water to dilute it. Many choose to dilute their e-liquid mixture when the VG content is 50%, but some also do it at a VG content of 30%. How much you can add depends on your mixing ratio between PG and VG. If you choose to dilute the liquid, it is "normal" to use about 5% demineralised water. However, we recommend that you dilute the VG liquid with a maximum of 10% demineralised water.

Empty bottles

You need some empty bottles to mix your liquids in. Make sure to buy enough of them so you can mix a lot at once.

Click here and buy empty bottles.

Syringes for measuring liquid amounts

When you need to mix your own E-liquid, it is much easier if you use a syringe. We recommend using the larger syringes for PG and VG liquids, and then 1 ml syringes for the aroma/essences.

Remember to buy a number of 1 ml syringes so you can mix several liquids at once without first having to wash the syringes. When you have finished mixing your personal E-liquid, you can simply clean the syringes. They can then be used again and again.

Buy syringes for measuring liquid amounts here.

What mixing ratio should you use to mix your own E-liquid?

The typical mixing ratio for E-liquid is 10% aroma and 90% VPG base. The VPG base will typically be in a mixing ratio of 70% PG and 30% VG, which is a good mixing ratio for beginners.

Once you have become familiar with the procedure, you can easily adjust the mixing ratios – both in terms of aroma and the VPG base. Many, for example, enjoy their VPG base in a mixing ratio of 50/50, but in the end, it's a matter of taste. 

To make it even easier for you to see what a mixing ratio for your own E-liquid might look like, we have provided 3 different examples of self-mixed E-liquids below.

Example 1: 10% mixture

In this example we use:

  • 9.0 ml VPG base
  • 1.0 ml aroma The mixing ratio is ideal for tobacco-flavoured aromas.

See for example these aromas: ePuff/DDK – Blended Virginia ePuff/DDK –  – British Tobacco

Example 2: 5% mixture

In this example we use:

9.5 ml VPG base
0.5 ml flavour
The mixing ratio is ideal for flavours with menthol taste. See for example these flavours:

Example 3: 10% mixture with multiple flavours

In this example we use:

9.0 ml VPG base
0.5 ml flavour (tobacco)
0.5 ml flavour (menthol)
The mixing ratio is ideal for a combination of tobacco and menthol flavours. See for example these flavours:

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Online calculator for calculating mixing ratios for E-liquid

The mixing ratio of your E-liquid can be analysed down to the smallest detail. 

By using a calculator specifically developed for E-liquid mixing ratios, you can ensure that the mix becomes absolutely perfect – and not least can be recreated again and again. 

We can recommend 2 calculators. 

An online version: e-liquid-recipes.com..

A desktop/download version: ejuice.breaktru.com..

What do you need to mix your own E-liquid?What mixing ratio should you use to mix your own E-liquid?Online calculator for calculating mixing ratios for E-liquid

Example 1: 10% mixture



In this example we use:

9.0 ml VPG base

1.0 ml flavour

The mixing ratio is ideal for flavours with
tobacco taste.

See for example these aromas:

ePuff/DDK – Blended Virginia

ePuff/DDK – British Tobacco

Example 2: 5% mixture



In this example we use:

9.5 ml VPG base

0.5 ml flavour (tobacco)

The mixing ratio is ideal for tobacco-flavoured aromas.

See for example these aromas:

ePuff/DDK – Menthol Sensation

ePuff/DDK – Menthol

Example 3: 10% mixture with multiple flavours



In this example we use:

9 ml VPG base

0.5 ml aroma (tobacco)

0.5 ml aroma (menthol)

The mixing ratio is ideal for tobacco-flavoured aromas.

See for example these aromas:

ePuff/DDK – Spearmint

ePuff/DDK – Royal Danish Tobacco