Cartilage/Liquid question

[Jake055]

Really stupid question but I've been wondering..
What is the difference between the cartilages and the liquid?
Cause they both have different nicotine levels and am wondering are they both the same exept maybe different form?
Or do you need both? or can someone please explain?
Thank you in advance..

 

[Duncan]

"Cartilage" is the gristley, unchewable stuff you get in meat. I assume you mean "Cartridge". In e-liquid, 18mg means there are 18mg in each ml. In cartridges, it means there are 18mg in the cartridge. If the cartridge contains 1ml, then they are exactly the same. Otherwise, they aren't. For example, a 2ml cartridge rated at 18mg would contain 2ml of 9mg/ml nicotine.

 

[Jake055]

Sorry on that mistake! Can't edit quite yet..
So basically I can use cartridges or the e-liquid?
Or...

 

[Denni]

The e-liquid is for filling empty cartridges or topping off pre-filled ones as they get low (that's what I do). The advantage of e-liquid is that many flavours are available.

Some drip liquid directly onto the atomiser.

 

[e-pipeman]

The pre-filled cartridges you get have e-liquid already in them. As they get low you can top them off with e-liquid. You can also clean out old ones and re-use them. Have a good old browse on the forum and you'll find stacks of stuff on this! Good luck!

 

[smokum]

Darnit...... for a minute there I thought someone either found a new flavour for liquid or a substitute for nicotine through cartilage.....

oh well, just yet another false hope squashed, lol..

Welcome OP &

VapeOn,
Greg

 

[Catanonia]

I am waiting till I get through my 100 carts that I ordered before I get some juice.

Wish I had found this site before I place the order and recieved them. Oh well.

At least I will have plenty of carts to juice