I have a pre made juice that is 12mg nic, 50/50 pg-vg; I would like to bump up the nic levels. I bought a bottle of 36mg unflavored juice from Mt. Baker's. How many drops would I need to bump it up to 18mg, or 24mg? I tried playing around with a couple of juice calculators but couldn't figure them out. Help.
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Thank you very much, how did you figure that out. I would like to learn. Is it possible to turn the 12mg into 18mg?
How many ml of 12 mg?
If you have 10 ml 10*12:120 mg nic 120+X / Y : 18 where x is the mg of nic needed and y is the final product ml.
2 ml 12 + 1 ml 36 will make 3 ml 20
If you have 10 ml 10*12:120 mg nic 120+X / Y : 18 where x is the mg of nic needed and y is the final product ml.
2 ml 12 + 1 ml 36 will make 3 ml 20
If you take 30 ml of 12 mg/ml juice and add 10 ml of 36 mg/ml, you will have 40 ml of 18 mg/ml juice. Or mix 3 ml of 12 mg/ml with 1 ml of 36 mg/ml and get 4 ml of 18 mg/ml. So in general, 3 parts of 12 mg/ml + 1 part 36 mg/ml yields 18 mg/ml.
That is just an example. How much 12 mg/ml are you wanting to increase to 18 mg/ml? I can give you the general formula, but if you are not good with algebra, it will not help. Also, being able to use a spreadsheet application, like Excel, makes life a lot easier.
That is just an example. How much 12 mg/ml are you wanting to increase to 18 mg/ml? I can give you the general formula, but if you are not good with algebra, it will not help. Also, being able to use a spreadsheet application, like Excel, makes life a lot easier.
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I grew up with a Chemical Engineer Father who taught me during high school/college not to try to figure out why the formulas work, because the Greeks already did that for us, lol. He said to just learn the @#$% formulas, plug the $%^& numbers in, pass the %$#@ class, and move on to the next level. So keeping that in mind, give me the formula and I will learn it and plug the numbers in and can safely bump up my juices.
You are not alone, by any means. But when you ask, "How do you do that," the answer is, "With algebra." There is an online claculator somewhere specifically for mixing two or more premade juices.
Here you go:
DIY E-Liquid Combining Calculator
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V2=(CfV1-C1V1)/(C2-Cf)
=[V1(Cf-C1)]/(C2-Cf)
But if you don't know how and why this works, I strongly recommend using the calculator, because you could make yourself sick and/or waste money.
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