It's what I'm hoping for, since I transferred my superstrength stuff into 250ml bottles, and, even filled as full as I dared, there's a little headspace.Is the consensus that it's a non-issue?
It's what I'm hoping for, since I transferred my superstrength stuff into 250ml bottles, and, even filled as full as I dared, there's a little headspace.Is the consensus that it's a non-issue?
Is the consensus that it's a non-issue?
They are all about the same. The reason you can only get about accuracy +/- 10% is because of the molarity of the reagents used in these kits, and the lack of precision in the labware. Reagents with more accuracy (better molarity), and labware accurate to .01ml, are cost prohibitive and generally only available to laboratory circles.
From conversations with Dr Kurt:
What is the molarity of your acid? If it is labeled as 0.1M then you only have 1 significant figure, and so will have only one sig fig in the resulting nic concentration. So you cannot say, for example, 105.0 mg.mL, you could only say 100 mg/mL...or 90 mg/mL.
+/- 1% precision is HARD with titration! It requires acid standardized to at least 3 preferably 4 sig figs, as in 0.1078M, rather than 0.1M. And your volumes must be accurate to 3 or 4 sig figs too, so 5.00 mL rather than 5 mL. Otherwise you cannot really say anything to precision under about 10 mg/mL.
That said, my personal stash is NN Armor V1. It definitely cost more, but it came in glass and was argon-purged when it was bottled. Is this necessary or worth it? I'm not sure.
Thank you. i ordered Armor V2
It's what I'm hoping for, since I transferred my superstrength stuff into 250ml bottles, and, even filled as full as I dared, there's a little headspace.
It's what I'm hoping for, since I transferred my superstrength stuff into 250ml bottles, and, even filled as full as I dared, there's a little headspace.
The only way an "ENDS" product could be exempt from the current PMTA deadline would be if it was on the market prior to the original grandfather date in February of 2007. Nothing currently on the market was, so everything currently on the market is subject to the current deadline.
To me personally, it's not, because I don't mix a little at a time. I mix down an entire 125 ml bottle of 100mg base to a vaping-strength unflavored at once, them put all but one bottle of the vaping-strength unflavored back in the freezer.
Add 285 ml of each PG and VG.I need that formula gain to get to 18mg nic strength from your 100mg bottle. Know it's here on ECF ... somewhere. Hm. I ought to been and still do that. Been sidetracked with flavors though. *grin*
Add 285 ml of each PG and VG.
Or a total of 570ml of pg/vg to a 125ml bottle of 100mg to get 18mg.
Yield, about 695ml.
He charges $ for that.Can you break that down? Explain the process? I need to see it to get it. Thank you, please.
I see what you're doing ultimately, just not the how you got there.
I used a ejuice calculatorCan you break that down? Explain the process? I need to see it to get it. Thank you, please.
I see what you're doing ultimately, just not the how you got there.
Can you break that down? Explain the process? I need to see it to get it. Thank you, please.
I see what you're doing ultimately, just not the how you got there.
Total desired batch ml x mg nic level desired = total target batch mg of nic.
Result devided by mg nic level = total nic ml required for batch.
Unless I've gone bonkers breathing nic through my mask.
Good luck.![]()
He charges $ for that.![]()
Not buying, but selling, or more specifically "marketing", which I suppose means offering for sale to the general public, or importing for that purpose.This is for purposes of buying from retailers, correct? Does it apply to say me buying a Vindicator mod from a buddy? Does it apply to mods I already have bought prior to enforcement? If so that seems majorly foul, especially if they start confiscating people's gear.
Not buying, but selling, or more specifically "marketing", which I suppose means offering for sale to the general public, or importing for that purpose.
The FDA does not have the power to regulate the private possession or consumption of tobacco products. They aren't going to hassle you for buying a mod from your buddy, and aren't going to come confiscate anything you've already got under current law.
They always wanted to collect the taxes. They'll get as addicted to the tax revenues as we are to vaping.Well....we're screwed.Last night, the Senate passed S.1253, which will add vapor products to the PACT act. The bill was "hotlined", which means that there was no debate and it was passed by Unanimous Consent without a vote. I think it still has to be signed by the President.
The bill bans USPS from delivering vapor products, requires adult signatures for deliveries from other carriers, and requires vendors to collect taxes. If it becomes law, it's time to buy what you need before this goes into effect.