Is my math correct?

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OP's math is correct, if a bit abbreviated. I always spell out unit conversions and follow the mass.

(1 L of 100 mg/ml base)*(1,000 ml/L)/(0.5 ml/dose) = 2,000 doses
(0.5 ml dose)*(100 mg/ml nicotine) = 50 mg nicotine/dose
(50 mg nic)/(10 ml/bottle) = 5 mg/ml nicotine

(2,000 doses)*(10 ml/dose) = 20,000 ml
(20,000 ml)/(6 ml/day) = 3,333 days
(3,333 days)/(365 days/year) = 9.13 years
 
Oh, I did forget to mention that this 9.13 years is the theoretical maximum. In reality, you will lose some, even if it is only the amount you rinse off your measuring gear. If you are like me, you should assume some of it will be wasted for some goofy reason or another, such as spills or horribly failed batches.
 

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I've never thought of it in logical terms like this. But with what I have on hand, in the freezer and what I just ordered for My Freedom Smokes because it was $50 for 1000ml....................I think I might need to add an addendum to my will.
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