Very new to vaping. Tried my friends 6mg greensmoke recently. I liked it enough to order a Red Dragon for myself.
His 6mg didn't have any real kick for me in terms of nicotine fix. I didn't feel like I usually feel when smoking a cigarette.
Here's what I'm thinking, and I hope someone can correct me if I'm wrong. When I see a nicotine level on an e-cig cartridge, I assume it is referring to the amount of nicotine in the entire cartridge. Lets say I have a 6mg cartridge. Since each cartridge is supposed to be equal to about 20 cigarettes, that means each e-cig I "smoke" would equal 6mg/20= .3mg per "cigarette."
This would explain the lack of nicotine fix for me when using my friends 6mg greensmoke.
So, if my normal cigarette brand says it's 1.5mg on the box, that must mean per cigarette. So, in order to equal that in my vaping, I will need a juice that is 30mg. (30mg divided by 20 cigarettes equals 1.5mg per cigarette.)
Does this make sense? Am I on the right track here?
Thanks!
OIA
His 6mg didn't have any real kick for me in terms of nicotine fix. I didn't feel like I usually feel when smoking a cigarette.
Here's what I'm thinking, and I hope someone can correct me if I'm wrong. When I see a nicotine level on an e-cig cartridge, I assume it is referring to the amount of nicotine in the entire cartridge. Lets say I have a 6mg cartridge. Since each cartridge is supposed to be equal to about 20 cigarettes, that means each e-cig I "smoke" would equal 6mg/20= .3mg per "cigarette."
This would explain the lack of nicotine fix for me when using my friends 6mg greensmoke.
So, if my normal cigarette brand says it's 1.5mg on the box, that must mean per cigarette. So, in order to equal that in my vaping, I will need a juice that is 30mg. (30mg divided by 20 cigarettes equals 1.5mg per cigarette.)
Does this make sense? Am I on the right track here?
Thanks!
OIA