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70 ml Bottles – a practical graduated format for precise mixing
70 ml bottles are a specialist container size particularly popular among DIY e-liquid mixers and those preparing longfills requiring the addition of a nicotine base. The seventy-millilitre format fills the niche between the standard sixty and one hundred millilitres – the ideal capacity for certain longfill configurations where ten millilitres of aroma plus sixty millilitres of base gives exactly seventy millilitres of finished product.
70 ml bottles often feature a built-in graduated scale enabling precise measurement of liquids directly in the final bottle, without the need for additional syringes or measuring cups – simply pour the base to the appropriate level marked on the bottle wall. The childproof cap protects against opening by children in accordance with safety standards for nicotine products.
70 ml Bottles – graduated scale and mixing precision
The key feature of 70 ml bottles is the built-in millilitre scale engraved or printed on the outer bottle wall. The scale allows precise measurement of the nicotine base being added directly in the final bottle – no syringes, measuring cups or scales needed, simply pour to the appropriate level.
Particularly practical when preparing longfills where you know exactly how much aroma is in the bottle and how much base to add – pour the base while watching the scale until you reach the target volume. A 70 ml gorilla bottle in soft LDPE additionally offers controlled dispensing by squeezing – the narrow precision drip-tip makes pouring and filling the atomiser easy without spilling, even through small fill ports in modern pod devices.
The seventy-millilitre format is also a convenient size for testing new DIY blends in medium batches – more than the standard sixty but not as much as one hundred, giving a week to ten days of vaping to test whether a given aroma at a specific concentration actually suits you.
70 ml Gorilla Bottle – soft plastic with a precision tip
A 70 ml gorilla bottle made from soft LDPE plastic combines the advantages of larger capacity with the convenience of controlled dispensing by squeezing. Seventy millilitres is the last gorilla size that remains practical for daily carry – larger bottles of one hundred to one hundred and twenty millilitres become too bulky for pockets and are better suited to home use.
The precision drip-tip (narrow dispensing tip) enables atomiser filling without spilling – the tip fits most fill ports, eliminating the need for funnels or additional accessories. The childproof cap requires simultaneous pressing and turning to prevent accidental opening by children – a mandatory safeguard for products containing nicotine.
The thicker walls characteristic of gorilla bottles provide better dispensing control when squeezing – less risk of accidentally pressing out too much e-liquid under excessive pressure while the bottle sits in a pocket or backpack.
70 ml Bottles – practical applications of a specialist format
The seventy-millilitre format works best in three scenarios: preparing longfills requiring the addition of exactly sixty millilitres of base to ten millilitres of aroma, mixing medium DIY batches to test new recipes before making large one-hundred-to-two-hundred-millilitre batches, and storing a weekly e-liquid supply for regular vapers using six to eight millilitres per day.
The built-in scale eliminates guesswork – you can see exactly how much liquid is in the bottle and how much you need to add to reach the target volume or nicotine concentration. For regular DIY mixers, 70 ml graduated bottles are a practical tool that saves time and reduces the risk of proportion errors – particularly valuable with expensive concentrates where a dosing mistake means wasted materials.
The format available in our vape shop fits in most jacket pockets or backpacks while remaining portable, and offers enough capacity to avoid worrying about frequent top-ups throughout an entire day away from home.
FAQ – frequently asked questions about 70 ml Bottles
What is the graduated scale on a 70 ml bottle useful for?
The scale allows precise measurement of liquid quantities without additional tools. Example: you have a longfill with ten millilitres of aroma and need to add sixty millilitres of base to get seventy millilitres of finished e-liquid. Instead of measuring the base with a syringe, you pour directly into the bottle while watching the scale – when the level reaches the line marked seventy millilitres, you have exactly the right amount. Particularly useful when mixing several batches simultaneously, where the scale speeds up the process and reduces the risk of errors.
Is the 70 ml format better than the standard 60 ml?
Not "better" – just different in application. Sixty millilitres is the standard for premixes of fifty plus ten shots; seventy millilitres fits better with certain longfills of ten plus sixty. If you frequently prepare e-liquids requiring precise addition of ingredients, the graduated scale in seventy millilitres is practical. If you mainly buy ready-made premixes, standard sixty millilitres is sufficient. The ten-millilitre difference in capacity is approximately two days of vaping – not dramatic; the choice depends mainly on whether you value the graduated scale and whether it suits your specific blends.
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