You know, maybe that is what this U100 number means. It means each cc is 1/100 of a ml. And maybe U1 would mean a cc is 1ml. I know there used to be U80 insulin syringes. And the cc units were different than the U100 ones. Today, I don't think you will find anything other than U100 syringes for insulin. It's pretty much standard nowadays worldwide.
U100= 100 units of insulin per ml.
1g of water = 1 ml
The conversion will vary for other liquids based on their mass
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And for measuring drug doses, accuracy is paramount. But for juice? As long as all the measurements are off the same amount, like .85 mls to a ml or whatever, the ratios are correct. And even in fact if not, no big deal. It’s more about % than volume. Consistency is key, and as long as you achieve that nothing else matters.
As @NolaMel said, the U before a number (as in U100 and U80) means the number of units of that specific medication...that are in 1cc of the liquid. That 1cc is the same amount of liquid, as 1mL of it. Some syringe barrels will even show both the designations (cc and mL) on them. So, yes...10cc = 10mL, 100cc = 100mL, etc. The Units don't have anything to do with the process of actually measuring the amount of a liquid...like the cc and mL do.
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Maybe you're meaning use those instead of the dropper bottles? If that's the case, I drip all my playing-around mixes - so either way it would entail a lot of transferring back and forth and entail a lot of loses from the transferring of small amounts of liquid, just to add, say, .08ml of flavoring.
To get a clearer picture, I only use the prototype bottles for holding alongside the current bottle for estimating the amount remaining. I'm not transferring back and forth to/from them. Maybe that's where there's some confusion happening.
I got my grey Colossal
Pics, please. I don't know anything about the colossal.
I'm so sorry. My camera is packed for a trip but here is the link.
https://www.vaporrange.com/asMODus-Colossal-80W-Mod-p/asmodus-colossal-mod.htm?1=1&CartID=0
Everyone gets so hung up on accuracy, but I mix 236ml bottles at 6mg/ml which takes 14.16ml of 100mg/ml nic base. Even if my margin of error was a FULL + or - 1ml, which it isn't, that means the min possible nic concentration in the final solution is 5.5mg/ml and the max is 6.4mg/ml. To be off by a full 1mg/ml difference I would have to be off by about 2.5ml in measuring 14.16ml. That just isn't going to happen. Neither case would even make a noticeable difference much less make it suddenly unsafe or even mildly hazardous. I doubt even being off by that much with flavoring would be detectable by taste.
The point here is measure the best you can with what you have. It will be close enough.
Those are so cute. Obviously, you really like them, can you tell me what you most like about them? How does the size compare to the ijoy diamond mini?
No idea about the size comparison. They are small though. The finish feels exceptional and they seem to be easy on batteries. As you can see I have a pretty good selection of mods, but I find I’m always using a Colossal. They do TC and TCR, and they’re not too heavy to bring along, and the price is right. I think I paid $45 for the gunmetal, and $33 for the others.
To keep life simple I vape a low percent of one all-in-one flavor (by keeping the percent low I don't tire of the flavor). I mix every 1-2 months with graduated cylinders. 5-10-25-50-100-250 ml For very small quantities I may use syringes and/or count drops. After a few mixing sessions it becomes fast and routine. Mixing saves a LOT of money. All in one flavors should rival anything available from the pre mix companies although I couldn't say for sure because I've bought so llittle of those products.
The green looks pretty.
I bought me some flavors... Now it's nic and coils is all I need. Pretty soon 2 more liters and well.…
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OH...I think peeps are still buying new toys and other stuff. They're probably just not posting about it.
I know I've been boosting my stash with some new purchases lately.
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