Help in DIY liquids calculating nicotine

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socmom

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I sure hopw someone can help me here. I am trying to play around with flavoring and creating my own liquids. I have 100 mg nicotine and am making 30ml bottles of each flavor. How many drops of the 100mg/ml nicotine should I add to each bottle? Anyone know? I tried to download the calculator scubabatdan posted, but it is not coming up (I am on a Mac). If anyone knows how much, i would greatly appreciate the help! Thanks!
 

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I sure hopw someone can help me here. I am trying to play around with flavoring and creating my own liquids. I have 100 mg nicotine and am making 30ml bottles of each flavor. How many drops of the 100mg/ml nicotine should I add to each bottle? Anyone know? I tried to download the calculator scubabatdan posted, but it is not coming up (I am on a Mac). If anyone knows how much, i would greatly appreciate the help! Thanks!
Not to be harsh, but if you're posting this in the newbie forum, something isn't right. And not knowing how many drops to use means you just might not be equipped to do this.

100 mg nicotine (10%) can be toxic. Additionally, there are reports of the 100mg not being correct, with some samples having 272% of the rated levels of nicotine. Read here. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/234886-d-n-g-e-r-100mg-nicotine-liquid.html

Without knowing what you are doing (not knowing how to calculate the ratio somewhat suggests that) is pretty risky. I'd be wary of anything mixed unless it's beed tested. See link in above.

Again not trying to be harsh, just what you are doing takes more than guess work to get it right.
 
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socmom

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Not to be harsh, but if you're posting this in the newbie forum, something isn't right. And not knowing how many drops to use means you just might not be equipped to do this.

100 mg nicotine (10%) can be toxic. Additionally, there are reports of the 100mg not being correct, with some samples having 272% of the rated levels of nicotine. Read here. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/234886-d-n-g-e-r-100mg-nicotine-liquid.html

Without knowing what you are doing (not knowing how to calculate the ratio somewhat suggests that) is pretty risky. I'd be wary of anything mixed unless it's beed tested. See link in above.

Again not trying to be harsh, just what you are doing takes more than guess work to get it right.

I get ya...no offense taken. I have been vaping for over a year, and my knowledge is pretty in depth. Just not in the % category. I could use the lesser mg nicotine, but was trying to save a little money...trying to work on making many different flavors. I have used three calculators and all three have come up with different ml of nicotine. Very strange. Just haven't been as active here as I would like to be.
 

socmom

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E-Liquid Recipe Mixing Calculator I like this calc it shows you how much it cost to make it

it was just one vendor and not everybody that bought nic from that vendor had an issue like me I bought from that vendor 2 times in the period in question and my nic is fine

Thank you! This calculator actually matches another one. Now with two of the same numbers, i don't feel so uneasy about it. Thanks again for this!
 

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I get ya...no offense taken. I have been vaping for over a year, and my knowledge is pretty in depth. Just not in the % category. I could use the lesser mg nicotine, but was trying to save a little money...trying to work on making many different flavors. I have used three calculators and all three have come up with different ml of nicotine. Very strange. Just haven't been as active here as I would like to be.
Cool..

I would suggest, testing the source, and using something with some level of precision, i.e a syringe, rather than drops.

Keep it safe, and happy vaping..
 
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