How many ml equals 1 pack of cigs?
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APPROX 1mg of nic per stinky.
20 stinkys per pack.
20mg of nic per pack.
So 1ml of 20mg nic equals one pack of stinkys.
2ml of 10ml nic equals one pack.
4mls of 5mg nic equals one pack.
Some stinkys have 1.5mg of nic in them. Some more some less.
So if you are vaping 18mg nicotine eliquid, it is 18mg of nicotine PER ML.
Sadly, most don't grab this basic concept. Ask most at any B&M counter selling vape gear and liquid...they do not know the basic concept.
20 stinkys per pack.
20mg of nic per pack.
So 1ml of 20mg nic equals one pack of stinkys.
2ml of 10ml nic equals one pack.
4mls of 5mg nic equals one pack.
Some stinkys have 1.5mg of nic in them. Some more some less.
So if you are vaping 18mg nicotine eliquid, it is 18mg of nicotine PER ML.
Sadly, most don't grab this basic concept. Ask most at any B&M counter selling vape gear and liquid...they do not know the basic concept.
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There are a few factors to consider, such as nicotine strength and absorption rate.
And we don't really know the absorption rate.
I think 4ml of my 12mg liquid is equal to about a pack of smokes.
Others might think otherwise.
That basic concept completely ignores absorption rate.
And is therefore not too valid.
It's perfectly valid as IT IS the ONLY measurement available. Sure , it's a thumb rule but for a general explanation it's really all that's needed or available.There are a few factors to consider, such as nicotine strength and absorption rate.
And we don't really know the absorption rate.
I think 4ml of my 12mg liquid is equal to about a pack of smokes.
Others might think otherwise.
That basic concept completely ignores absorption rate.
And is therefore not too valid.
4mls of your 12mg as two packs to you is pretty close.
Can you direct us to a site that sells eliquid based on rate of absorbtion[emoji12]
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