Grape Liquidizer – Terps USA
Grape Liquidizer – Terps USA
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Put grape at the front of your recipe. Grape Liquidizer gives wax and concentrate blends a fruit-focused base, whether you want to keep the recipe straightforward or build a fruit-and-strain combination.
Your Base – Your Flavor Direction
Choose Grape for a grape-led blend. A Sour Diesel accent is one way to explore a strain-style contrast while keeping Grape as the main recipe direction.
Compare this base with the Liquidizer flavor and strain selection to choose the direction you want.
What You Get
- Grape Liquidizer in your selected size: 15 mL, 30 mL, 60 mL, pint, quart, or gallon.
- One syringe with blunt tip included.
- Liquidizer base for your measured concentrate recipe.
- Concentrate, optional Flavor Burst, and cartridge hardware are separate purchases.
Measure – Mix – Make It Yours
Standard formula: 1 gram concentrate + 2 mL Liquidizer
*If you are using a liquid concentrate, use 1 mL concentrate to 1 mL Liquidizer. Flavor Burst additions remain the same as listed in the recipe.
Measure the concentrate by weight and Liquidizer by volume. Prepare your concentrate as described in the complete Liquidizer mixing and cartridge guide, mix until uniform, and assess the mixture after cooling before filling compatible hardware. Follow the cartridge manufacturer's filling and preparation instructions.
Keep a record of your base, accent, concentrate, and measured batch so you can recreate your blend.
Make It Yours – Grape Diesel
Pair Grape Liquidizer with Sour Diesel Flavor Burst. Explore this flavor direction with your own concentrate and keep a record of the combination you prefer.
For one recipe unit, add 1 drop Sour Diesel Burst for Standard or 2 drops for Bold. This accent is classified as Strain Burst.
One standard recipe unit is 1 gram concentrate + 2 mL Liquidizer. Scale the drop counts with the starting concentrate batch, never with the Liquidizer volume or finished mixture volume.
*If you are using a liquid concentrate, use 1 mL concentrate to 1 mL Liquidizer. Flavor Burst additions remain the same as listed in the recipe.
Build Your Flavor Lineup
Want several bases and accents together? Explore the Liquidizer x Flavor Burst Pick 3 Bundle, or choose the Pick 6 with Mix Kit for more base choices.
Grape Liquidizer Questions
What is Grape Liquidizer used for?
It is a flavored Liquidizer base for mixing wax or concentrate into cartridge oil. Choose your preferred bottle size using the product options.
Do I need Flavor Burst?
No. Flavor Burst is an optional accent. Choose your Liquidizer base first, then add the measured Standard or Bold amount only when your recipe calls for it.
How many carts can I make?
A standard 1 gram concentrate + 2 mL Liquidizer batch is commonly planned as about 3 mL of finished oil, roughly three 1 mL carts. Measure the final volume and allow for transfer losses; actual yield varies. *If you are using a liquid concentrate, use 1 mL concentrate to 1 mL Liquidizer. Flavor Burst additions remain the same as listed in the recipe.
Where are the complete preparation instructions?
Use the Liquidizer Bible and cart-making guide for concentrate preparation, mixing, filling, and troubleshooting.
Liquidizer contains no vegetable glycerin (VG). We do not recommend VG for making concentrate cartridges.
Basic Mixing Demonstration
Updated mixing formula
Standard formula: 1 gram concentrate + 2 mL Liquidizer
*If you are using a liquid concentrate, use 1 mL concentrate to 1 mL Liquidizer. Flavor Burst additions remain the same as listed in the recipe.
The video below demonstrates the basic process—follow the measurements listed on this page.
Full Mixing Demonstration
Updated mixing formula
Standard formula: 1 gram concentrate + 2 mL Liquidizer
*If you are using a liquid concentrate, use 1 mL concentrate to 1 mL Liquidizer. Flavor Burst additions remain the same as listed in the recipe.
The video below demonstrates the basic process—follow the measurements listed on this page.
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Terps USA Liquidizers are formulated with pharmaceutical-grade PG and PEG as carrier solvents. For the science on PG/PEG safety at vaping temperatures, see our white paper: terpsusa.com/pages/research