New to vaping. Just got a provari and...whoa...

[nmackan]

It's 12 mg nicotine per 1 ml, not per 1 drop. But you're correct that 1 ml equals about 20 drops--depending on the size of the drop.

But it still should not cause dizziness. Most vapers tolerate 12 mg very well at medium wattages, 4-6 watts, for example.

But their biggest is 1.2 besides their site gives explanations based on nic level of a cigarette.
I am confused when everyone uses per mg basis they use 1.2. What should 1.2 stand for 1/10th of exact strenght? why?

 

[Hmm...wait_ what?]

Not yet. But you really should read your manual.

I assume you are a man.

We women do read our manuals and ask for directions.

Ha! Yeah, no. Woman and not blonde either. Go figure.

 

[Katya]

Ha! Yeah, no. Woman and not blonde either. Go figure.

I'm in shock!

 

[Hmm...wait_ what?]

Thanks Katya! You have been really helpful! now I'm off to bed. Have to study all this more carefully and buy another kind of juice tomorrow.

Thanks to all!

 

[Katya]

But their biggest is 1.2 besides their site gives explanations based on nic level of a cigarette.
I am confused when everyone uses per mg basis they use 1.2. What should 1.2 stand for 1/10th of exact strenght? why?

OK, eliquid of a medium strength of 12mg contains 12mg of nicotine per 1 ml or 1.8% nicotine.

100 mg/ml equals 10% nicotine solution.

1000 mg//ml nicotine is described as pure or 100% nicotine.

How much of the liquid nicotine is actually absorbed through vaping is unknown. More on the subject:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...garette-nicotine-equivalency.html#post5108486

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...t-equivalent-pack-cigarettes.html#post5161374

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...sumption-table-vaping-method.html#post7598005



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