2.4 % is equal to how many mgs?
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Oh shoot! No wonder why. And the disposable WCs seem lighter than the cartridges, I've tried both at full, and the cartridges seemed to pack a punch. But the disposables and more expensive than buying the cartridges. I'd vape the "Light" strength but they taste terrible to me.
Thank you. Now on to Plan B, just buy ejuice at 6mg. I was trying to lower my nicotine level, I seem to have gone in the opposite direction.
Thank you. Now on to Plan B, just buy ejuice at 6mg. I was trying to lower my nicotine level, I seem to have gone in the opposite direction.
Having a variety of strengths for different situations or times of day might also have some benefit. In the morning a "light" may be all you need, but by dinner time, only a "full" satisfies.
When I was using a higher level, I was not able to vape as much or as often as I liked, so I was forced down to ~.06.
I now use .06 all day, but then I also vape about 6-8 ml of juice every day.
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100% = 1000 mg per ml = pure nicotine
10% = 100 mg per ml = what people usually buy for DIY mixing
2.4% = 24 mg per ml = strong
1% = 10 mg per ml = medium
0.5% = 5 mg per ml = light
10% = 100 mg per ml = what people usually buy for DIY mixing
2.4% = 24 mg per ml = strong
1% = 10 mg per ml = medium
0.5% = 5 mg per ml = light
So today I loaded up my vape thing with 12mg juice (I have 12, 6 and 3mg) and left the WC at home, just vaped that all day. I'm not even an all day vaper, a puff or two here and there. OMG, I feel like a different person physically. I have heart disease and I felt great, no shortness of breath, not a lot of tiredness, just felt better than I have in a while. I don't know if it was the switch from 24mg to 12 but I hope it keeps up!
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