If u don't know the diff between 48 and 100. nic u need to read more about diy juice
Using this calculator will help you out.
Book mark that calculator for future use. Should you change venders with different pricing your bottom line will change. Everyone is under the impression that the higher the nic mg/ml the less you will use, and for the most part that is true. But when you break it right down and add in the cost factor Things can change.
) I would suggest to get a Nic testing kit. I did and bought a NiKiTest kit. Well worth it to know exactly what your Nic strength is. They more than likely will not be what was advertised.First off nothing is 100% in DIY, and I hear what your saying. 10 times 10 people 10 different results. I buy that. Everyone's eye site will be different. But were not talking 10 10 10 here, were taking just me, (or just anyone else) and what they see and how they see the final color. Once you establish that that is what you will go by. 100% accurate I would not think so but a lot closer that someone mixing up nic from bulk and ending up with a little to much of something or a little less of something and calling it XXmg/ml. Lets face it once they have their receipt set they just mix to that and never recheck with a nic test kit. Mistakes can be made!! There was one place in the States that had sold Nic at I believe was around 2 or 300mg/ml instead of 100mg/ml. There was a BIG mistake. They did catch it and corrected it with their customers.
I just may add here that if you really want to get .... about DIY, (like me
I have bough 48mg/ml from 3 different suppliers and none were at 48mg/ml. One was at 55.81mg/ml, One was at 45.43 mg/ml and one was at 42.19mg/ml.
My target when mixing is 18mg and that high nic of 55.81mg/ml turned out to be a target of 21mg.
Now I add the proper numbers in the calculator rather than just 48mg/ml.
so far it has worked well. most Canadian nic suppliers need to charge a lot more I don't think it can be avoided simply because of the difficulty of getting it here however who knows maybe that will change
I also like the calculator DIY e-juice | Steam Engine | free vaping calculators and I change it on the right where it says mg. I bought a small bottle of nic 50 mg / ml from east coast vapes they were fast and efficient and I bought a liter from the U.S. and held my breathe it was very cheap and the quality was good it was 100 mg / ml and I transferred it into brown bottles and wrapped it up and put it in my fridge except for about 30 Mls that I added some vg to to make it 50 mg / ml ( I feel a little more comfortable working with 50mg / ml even then I use gloves and treat it like I am doing a sterile dressing
I have only used the steam engine one ( I couldn't get the other to download for whatever reason) in the steam one .
OH I would not request a refund on the nic if it was not what it was suppose to be. I would just use the result that I got from the test. If some one sent me something that was 300mg/ml and not the 100mg/ml I would still keep it and adjust accordingly. That's why, (to me anyway) testing the nic when you first get it is a must!I heard about the story where they got nic quite higher than what they ordered. Scary story! It is quite a must to test the nicotine when you buy it. But no need for a refund if you test a nicotine at 92mg and it's supposed to be at 100mg though
good idea but it might be a good ideas to let them know it could get quite problematic for the dude who gets 300 mg and thinks it's 100mg and doesn't nick test - danny45 has a nice blog on testing the taste and quality of you nic of course that wouldn't do much for the strength.
