Mathematically Challenged

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zoiDman

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Yes.

30ml of 12mg/ml added to 30ml of 0mg/ml would give you 60ml of 6mg/ml.

The Formula for Milligrams per Milliliters is... Total Milligrams divided by Total Milliliters.

You have,

30ml of 12mg/ml => 30 x 12 = 360 Total mg's of Nicotine

and

30 ml of 0mg/ml => 30 x 0 = 0 Total mg's of Nicotine

and 30ml + 30ml = 60 Total ml.

Plug this into the formula.... Total Milligrams divided by Total Milliliters.

360 Total mg / 60 Total ml = 6mg/ml

And this Jives with the Common sense thinking that I just cut the Nicotine mg's in Half by adding the same amount of 0mg/ml to the same amount of 12mg/ml.

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I think where people can get confused with all this is from the way we shorten the amount of Nicotine in our e-liquids from say 12mg/ml to just 12mg.

Just remember that when you see an e-liquid that says it is " __mg ", that it is really " __mg/ml"

Hope this Helps. And have a Good New Years.
 
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