How big are the carts. If they are 1 gram carts, it’s impossible to fill them with 500mg of each cannabinoid.
I have my formulations setup as formulas in xcel so I can just plug in variables such as batch size or distillate potency. It’s an algebra equation if you want to create a repeatable formulation with distillates of varying potency.
I feel like an episode of NCIS getting smacked in the back of the head haha… I get it though lots of folks are just lazy and want others to do everything for them…
The dimensional analysis is simplified by the fact that THC and CBD are isomers and so have the same molecular mass… so 1 gram THC = 1 gram CBD. If your distillates were of equal strength in the target cannabinoid you could weigh gram for gram of distillate and be done. No such luck.
Multiplying the grams of distillate by percent cannabinoid will give you the actual mass of cannabinoid in the distillate.
As mentioned elsewhere in the thread since both your distillates are less than 100% (because… duh they’re not isolates) you won’t get 500 mgs of each in a 1 gram cart.
I’d start by calculating how many mgs of cannabinoid are in 0.5 grams of the least concentrated distillate, then calculating how much of the other you need to get to a 1:1 mix. From there you can see how much room you have. But that’s if you’re just trying to fill a single cart.
Otherwise just figure out 1:1 for your bulk mix and fill carts as usual.
You may have a problem with the cbd crystalizing over time if you go much over ~42%. Its happened to me in the past when I formulated the cart at 50% cbd and 35% thc by weight and about 6% terpenes. You may have better luck with distillate though I was using isolate.
Even I know how to do math once you figure out your formula you want to send it into the lab and have it tested to see if you were accurate in the first place