There are also numerous apps/software out there than can help you or even Excel spreadsheets. You need to understand how it is calculated but software is helpful especially when you have diluted materials in your concentrate so it will also take that into consideration.

@Stanley Miller plenty of free stuff (to a degree) out there as well. I use a combination of spreadsheets and software

@Josh Kessler I appreciate that and will keep that in mind. I have 4 vanilla tinctures running now.

@Josh Kessler that sounds awesome. I don’t have the setup to go beyond tinctures

What is the material? Any success?

@Michael Salazar it’s fascinating to me. Maybe one day. I have 4 vanilla tinctures going since you convinced me lol

@Donovan Brady your formula is not short on any long lasting materials, but those are not all "fixatives" in the traditional sense, like benzyl benzoate or benzyl salicylate are. Other materials you have listed can be perceived as fixatives but they are just longer lasting with their evaportaion profiles. What carrier are you using? Did you let it sit? Just taking a look at it quickly on paper, I'd think there would be a projection issue as everything is heavy. When it is too heavy, it can be muted/flat, To answer your question directly about identifying, it is a process of elimination. I'd either remove one at a time or halve one at a time and see if there is any change.

@Donovan Brady hard to say without having smelled it. Just pick one and go. Things can still change significantly well past a week. Out of curiosity, why the 5% dpg?

@Maricel H I am a PM so I get it lol

@Michael Salazar you twisted my arm lol