10ml 0% nic how much nic to add to make 18 mg nic

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tonyorion

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You cannot start working it out unless you know the concentration of your nic juice. It's sold in all kinds of concentrations from 24 mg/ml to 100 mg/ml. Once you know that, someone on ECF will tell you how much to add and where the juice calculators are.

Handle your nic juice very carefully. In the higher concentrations, it is a poison and easily absorbed by the skin. Wear latex gloves, and follow safe lab procedures. For instance, how do you plan to measure it? Pipette, syringe, graduated cylinder, eyedropper, weighing? You won't be needing much for 10 ml of liquid, so don't use a 50 ml syringe to measure out a few ml. of nic juice. You will need a smaller syringe with higher scale resolution.

I am deliberately leaving out the details, because you first need to find out what you have. This may all sound like tech speak meant to confuse you. Actually, mixing is quite easy, but you do need some basic liquid measuring stuff and be aware of how to handle nic. There is plenty of information on the forum to help you.
 

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You cannot start working it out unless you know the concentration of your nic juice. It's sold in all kinds of concentrations from 24 mg/ml to 100 mg/ml. Once you know that, someone on ECF will tell you how much to add and where the juice calculators are.

Handle your nic juice very carefully. In the higher concentrations, it is a poison and easily absorbed by the skin. Wear latex gloves, and follow safe lab procedures. For instance, how do you plan to measure it? Pipette, syringe, graduated cylinder, eyedropper, weighing? You won't be needing much for 10 ml of liquid, so don't use a 50 ml syringe to measure out a few ml. of nic juice. You will need a smaller syringe with higher scale resolution.

I am deliberately leaving out the details, because you first need to find out what you have. This may all sound like tech speak meant to confuse you. Actually, mixing is quite easy, but you do need some basic liquid measuring stuff and be aware of how to handle nic. There is plenty of information on the forum to help you.

It was 100mg. I put 2mg in each bottle using a small syringe. A friend just got here I'm going to use him as a guinea pig.


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i hope you mean ml's.
100mg base to make 18mg juice with 20% flavoring is not even 2 mls of nic base... ><

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Use the formula given below. Once you get the concept, you'll be able to do it instantly in your head.

Take each bottle for the mix and put a piece of paper in front of each one or do it in your head.

Add the drops used from each bottle and as you do it put the number on the the paper in front of each bottle used.

Now take the the nic mgs from each bottle and multiply the nic by the number of drops you placed on the paper
in front of the corresponding bottle. Do it for each bottle.

Now add those numbers up and then divide by the total drops from all bottles.

Sounds complicated but its not.

Example: Say you use two bottles. One is 0 nic and the other is 32 nic.

Let's say you used 15 drops of the 0 nic and 1 drop of the 32 nic.

That's 32 total nic and 16 total drops. Take the 32 and divide by 16 equals 2 nic. Your mix is 2 nic.

Another example: 6 nic bottle and 28 nic bottle

17 drops from the 6 nic and 3 drops from the 28 nic bottle.

17 x 6 = 102 3 x 28 = 84

102 + 84 = 186 / 20 = 9.3 or rounded down to 9 nic
 
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