Nic strength calculated

[Tarrasque]

We see nic strength represented as mg. Is this mg per liter?

 

[X P3 Flight Engineer]

This is mg/ml.

 

[Tarrasque]

Appreciate it. Thanks.

 

[X P3 Flight Engineer]

If a site lists the strength as a percent:

1.8% = 18mg/ml

6% = 60 mg/ml

 

[toastyghost]

the unit doesn't matter for mixing; create a ratio between the strength of what you're diluting and your target strength, and the volume units cancel.

 

[Tarrasque]

Thank you everybody. I had found some interesting news about the health effects from Riverside. Just trying to figure out exactly how much nicotine might "seep into ground water". Again thanks.

 

[amerirish44]

WHAT? Ground water?

 

[Bullette the Cowdog]

WHAT? Ground water?

Yep. Hope nobody is growing tomatoes or using insecticide. Nicotine might seep into ground water from farming vegetables. Are there ANTZ nearby?

 

[Hoosier]

Yep. Hope nobody is growing tomatoes or using insecticide. Nicotine might seep into ground water from farming vegetables. Are there ANTZ nearby?

You haven't seen the junk science yet? "Currently, there are no methods for proper disposal of e-cigarettes products and accessories, including cartridges, which could result in nicotine contamination from discarded cartridges entering water sources and soil, and adversely impacting the environment"

Guess the conversion of nicotine to cotine is a complete mystery to them, or their enviroment contains no oxygen?

 

[Bullette the Cowdog]

You haven't seen the junk science yet? "Currently, there are no methods for proper disposal of e-cigarettes products and accessories, including cartridges, which could result in nicotine contamination from discarded cartridges entering water sources and soil, and adversely impacting the environment"

Guess the conversion of nicotine to cotine is a complete mystery to them, or their enviroment contains no oxygen?

Good point Hoosier. I understand a lack of oxygen can lead to decreased brain function. Must be true. LOL