Terpene calculator

Using our calculator is straightforward and tailored to your specific needs. Follow these steps:

1. Starting Extract (grams): Enter the weight of your base extract in grams. This is the primary substance you wish to dilute with terpenes and diluent.
2. Desired Diluent %: Specify the percentage of diluent you want in your final mixture. The diluent helps in reducing the viscosity of the extract and ensures a uniform blend.
3. Desired Terpene %: Input the percentage of terpenes you wish to add to your mixture. This determines the strength and flavor profile of your final product.
4. Terpene Density (g/ml): Provide the density of the terpene you are using, measured in grams per milliliter. This ensures accurate measurement and consistency in your blend.
5. Diluent Density (g/ml): Enter the density of your chosen diluent, also in grams per milliliter. Accurate density values are crucial for precise calculations.
6. Calculate: After filling in all the required fields, click the “Calculate” button. The calculator will process your inputs and provide the exact amounts of terpenes and diluent needed for your desired mixture.
7. Mix Safely: Follow the recommended mixing instructions provided to blend your terpenes and diluent with the extract effectively and safely.

This step-by-step approach ensures that you achieve the perfect balance in your terpene-infused products, tailored to your specific requirements.

Terpenes are highly concentrated compounds that can be potent and potentially hazardous if used undiluted. Diluting terpenes:

• Ensures Safety: Prevents irritation and adverse reactions.
• Enhances Control: Allows for precise adjustment of flavor and aroma.
• Improves Consistency: Achieves a uniform distribution within your product.
• Reduces Viscosity: Makes your base product easier to work with and apply.

Use tools made from materials that do not react with terpenes, such as:

• Glass Stirring Rods: For precise mixing without contamination.
• Stainless Steel Spoons or Spatulas: Durable and easy to clean.
• Silicone Tools: When appropriate, as they are non-reactive and flexible. Avoid using plastic tools that can degrade or interact with terpenes over time.