Mixing Question:

[MXBNW]

I have a 10mil bottle of pure Nicotine 100mg/ml pg I would like to bring up the nic Level in a few juices I have. So does someone have an s simple formula, starting out with a 12mg juice trying to reach 14, 16, and 18.
I hope I did not make that to confusing.

 

[Princessdee]

This says:

eJuice Recipe Calculator

(assuming 30ml bottles)

To get 2mg strength (which is what you're trying to add)

Add 5.4 ml of 100mg juice to a 30ml bottle to get 2% nic.

To add 4mg, double that and to add 6mg triple it. I think.

Remember when you plug in your mubers that you've already got 12 mg so don't use 14, use 2 to get 14.

Make sense?

 

[MXBNW]

I think so, ill giv it a shot

 

[Treebeard2007]

I've attached a screen shot of the calculator as I entered the numbers. I come up with .6ml needing to be added to 30 ml to add 2%nic to it. Help me understand what I am getting wrong here.
Thanks.

 

[Princessdee]

You want to add 20% flavoring to it? Other than that it doesn't look wrong.

 

[Princessdee]

I can't edit my original reply, but it seems when I gave you those numbers, I didn't click on the "recipe" box to change the numbers from what was initially in it.

That's why the numbers I gave you in post #2 and the number you got are so way off. My mistake. I'm just learning to use this one. The one I had before was a very complicated spreadsheet.

 

[MXBNW]

Thaks every one ill work one this and see what I come up with.

 

[eHuman]

If I understand your dilema then that recipe calculator won't help you because it only uses one positive nicotine mg componant and 3 possible 0mg componants (water, pv/vg, and flavoring).

OK, you have some 12mg juice that you want to bump to 14, 16, etc and you have some 100 mg juice in order to accomplish it.

The following ratios will yield the following results (by volume)

12mg juice /100mg nic /final mg juice
100 parts to 1 ====12.87mg
100 parts to 2 ====13.72mg
100 parts to 3 ====14.56mg
100 parts to 4 ====15.38mg
100 parts to 5 ====16.19mg
100 parts to 6 ====16.98mg
100 parts to 7 ====17.75mg
100 parts to 8 ====18.51mg
100 parts to 9 ====19.26mg
100 parts to 10 === 20mg

(Editor won't let me keep my column format, let me know if this doesn't make sense)
If you look closely, this is not a linear shift. It was easier for me to do it than to explain it but I think I covered the range that you wanted. Concidering that 20 drops is roughly 1mil, then you could easily adjust a 5mil bottle (roughly 100 drops) and add the number of drops from the second column to get the resulting mg that you need.

Hint your 10 mil bottle of 100mg nic will go a long way.

Hope that helps
eHuman

 

[eHuman]

MXBNW,

Smallest dilutions posible without an acurate scale:
10 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 20mg
12 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 19mg (18.77)
14 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 18mg (17.86)
17 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 17mg (16.88)
21 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 16mg
28 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 15mg
43 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 14mg
87 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 13mg

Have fun

eHuman

 

[MXBNW]

This I can understand. thank you and every one who helped me out Thank you

MXBNW,

Smallest dilutions posible without an acurate scale:
10 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 20mg
12 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 19mg (18.77)
14 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 18mg (17.86)
17 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 17mg (16.88)
21 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 16mg
28 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 15mg
43 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 14mg
87 drops 12mg + 1 drop 100mg = 13mg

Have fun

eHuman

 

[eHuman]

Ya I took a second look at what I gave you earlier and realised that I didn't line that out for the smallest mixes regardless of how much stock you had on hand.

Be careful working with that high octane stuff.