Mixing nicotine levels?

[Naazgul]

Would mixing, lets say... two 18mg juices produce the high level of 36mg? Because that is too much for me, thanks!

 

[pericat]

No. It would produce an 18mg mix.

 

[SuziesMom]

No...it would be 18mg.

 

[Naazgul]

Ah ok, thanks! I got a little worried

 

[The Ocelot]

No. I deleted my prior post, however, as I stand corrected on the math. Check out the link below.

 

[pericat]

This thread: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/332367-nicotine-question.html has more on the math end.

 

[Naazgul]

Understood, I was going to ask about the different nic level mixing. Cleared that up
Ill check that link out, thanks again.

 

[Herdo]

If you are adding the same amount of different juices with different strength's or even the same (let's say 10ml of 18mg, 10ml of 24mg, and 10ml of 6mg), then you just add the nicotine levels, and divide by the number of juices. 18+24+6=48, 48/3=16. In your case 18+18=36, 36/2=18.

If you are adding different levels of juices, you want to use this equation:

(mg.#1 x ml #1) + (mg.#2 x ml #2) / (ml#1 + ml #2) = Total mg

(18mg x 10ml) + (18mg x 10ml) / (10ml + 10ml) =

180 + 180 / 20 = 18mg

20 = 18mg (So you are left with 20ml of 18mg).


Here is an example with different amounts of juice that has different amounts of nicotine.

I have 5ml of 18mg nicotine, and 10ml of 6mg nicotine. If I mix them together, what nicotine strength liquid would I be left with?

(18mg x 5ml) + (6mg x 10ml) / (5ml +10ml) = Total mg

90 + 60 / 15 = Total mg

150 / 15 = 10mg juice

15ml of 10mg juice would be left.

 

[Nivek]

Great info. Thanks.