Best Android juice calculator

Brandontf8o8 · Sep 12, 2015

AAAAAHHHHNNNNNDDDDD GO!

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TheRedlines · Sep 12, 2015

I think you hit the wrong button.... The search button is in the upper right corner.

Brandontf8o8 · Sep 12, 2015

Errr. Nope.

See here's the thing. You search for it and you find quite a few different opinions albeit a lot point to a select few calculators.

Then you go into the threads and find even more varying opinions.

Solution. One thread aimed specifically at android so as to eliminate opening up a thread approving of a windows based calculator.

Thanks though. Sarcasm. What a great invention

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Huckleberried · Sep 13, 2015

Brandontf8o8 · Sep 13, 2015

For some reason huck I imagine u look like this when your really happy bahaha

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Brandontf8o8 · Sep 13, 2015

Hey speaking of which you said FA cookie is a must right?

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Huckleberried · Sep 13, 2015

It is for me!! I love that stuff.

Brandontf8o8 · Sep 13, 2015

What percentage u using? Mixed it with an 80/20 vg/PG at 3 and 4% with 2mg nic and it's coming out meh.

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Cramptholomew · Sep 13, 2015

"Eliquid recipe manager lite" is good. Kind of a PITA, since you have to enter your entire flavor library, but once that's done it's great. Doesn't do weight, though. I've tried a bunch, but I don't know of one that does weight, if you're looking for that. For simplicity, the POTV one is good.

Brandontf8o8 · Sep 13, 2015

I'm using liquix right now and it does weight, percentage, and drops working alright just wanna get a feel for what others use.

Also with liquix u can't calculate a base mixture Ie u need to input a VG PG and nic source for each recipe

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Huckleberried · Sep 13, 2015

I was just looking in the app store. There's one called E-Juice Lab that looks like it does weight. I don't have it installed to give you much feedback, but it got 4.2

As far as cookie goes, the max I've ever used it at is 2%. It's really good with vanilla, useful with FA Apple Pie, too.

TheRedlines · Sep 13, 2015

I got along well with Liquix E-Liquid Calculator for android. I don't understand how you think this might get clouded up with Windows Caculators. There is only one that I ever see mentioned for windows - Ejuice Me Up. It's usually quite the opposite with lame telephone calculators clogging up a proper calculator thread. So please by all means, keep them all here in your thread, contained.

bluehaze013 · Sep 13, 2015

I've just started messing with E-Juice Lab, it seems fairly complete, does weight, drops, volume, stores recipes with notes, has a batch mode you can set when you make a batch with a steep timer that keeps track and will notify you when your juice is done steeping. Has the weights for the different flavorings in there already so you don't have to figure them out. Still using the free version but I think I read that the paid version has all the flavorings already added so you can just select them from a list instead of having to type them in. It's the best i've tried so far, probably going to buy this one.

Huckleberried · Sep 13, 2015

TheRedlines said:
don't understand how you think this might get clouded up with Windows Caculators.

I believe the point is, Windows App Store and Google apps may not have the same offerings. If someone is using a calculator specific to windows, it may not be available to someone with Android. He wants ANDROID apps here, because he's using Android OS. No harm, no foul. Other threads I've seen here for phone apps for eliquid are somewhat dated.

Brandontf8o8 · Sep 13, 2015

This is why we love you huck

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Brandontf8o8 · Sep 13, 2015

But again it's mostly to get reasons other then I use a or I use b why do u use them that's the interesting part IMO

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Brandontf8o8 · Sep 13, 2015

bluehaze013 said:
I've just started messing with E-Juice Lab, it seems fairly complete, does weight, drops, volume, stores recipes with notes, has a batch mode you can set when you make a batch with a steep timer that keeps track and will notify you when your juice is done steeping. Has the weights for the different flavorings in there already so you don't have to figure them out. Still using the free version but I think I read that the paid version has all the flavorings already added so you can just select them from a list instead of having to type them in. It's the best i've tried so far, probably going to buy this one.

I'll check it out thanks

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Huckleberried · Sep 13, 2015

Brandontf8o8 said:
But again it's mostly to get reasons other then I use a or I use b why do u use them that's the interesting part IMO

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Good point. Why... yep.

Budds · Sep 13, 2015

Cramptholomew said:
"Eliquid recipe manager lite" is good.

I like this one as well !
After you enter your concentrates, its a breeze.
Easy to operate, remembers your list of concentrates, recipes, ect.....
Have it on three devices and can back up and or transfer recipes/concentrate list from one device to another.
Its all I use anymore !

Brandontf8o8 · Sep 13, 2015

Shall look into it as well

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Best Android juice calculator

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