Pls help me calculate the nic value of my recipe

[MisKate]

After a week of experimenting, I've found my perfect "menthol light" mix. Well, it probably isn't "light" but it gives me a good hit and a lot of vapor, plus a taste that I love. I have the Hack-o-matic sheets, but since I am mixing two different strengths of e-liquid, I don't know how to figure my resulting nic value. Here is the formula:

For 10 ML:
2.5 ml Menthol 11 mg (from electronic-ash)
6.5 ml Marlbro 36 mg (from electronic-ash)
1.0 ml VG

Thanks for any help!

 

[four2109]

2.5*11= 27.5
6.5*36= 234

261.5 /10 ML= 26.15 mg/ML

 

[MisKate]

Oh, thank you. Geez, I should have figured that out. I appreciate your help!

 

[Happy Jack]

Hi MisKate,

In the future, you could try using the Hack-O-Matic. It was created by Jaaxx from JuicyLiquid and updated by Alpine77 from sharp-smoker...

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/14169-new-hack-o-matic-sheet.html

Happy vaping!
Jack

 

[taz3cat]

you left off the 1ml of no nic vg witch will lower the nic some.

 

[MisKate]

you left off the 1ml of no nic vg witch will lower the nic some.

Yes, I took that into consideration. After getting help on the nic level, I did use the HackOMatic sheet, which actually gives me a value of 23.4 strength, with the VG included.

Thank you all for helping me out!!

 

[firhill]

42109 is correct..

he did include the 1ml of no nic VG in the calc....

Final strength is 26.15mg/ml

 

[rsngfrce]

This is a modification of the Hack-O-Matic spreadsheet that I made for my own use, but some may find it useful. It is an OpenOffice document. I removed the rows for WATER and ALCOHOL because I never use them but I added a row for a second e-liquid so mixing two different strengths can be calculated...

 

[MisKate]

This is a modification of the Hack-O-Matic spreadsheet that I made for my own use, but some may find it useful. It is an OpenOffice document. I removed the rows for WATER and ALCOHOL because I never use them but I added a row for a second e-liquid so mixing two different strengths can be calculated...

I'd like to use that sheet that you created, but my computer doesn't open it. I do have Excel on my computer, do you have it in that version? If not, don't worry about it.

 

[rsngfrce]

Well, I don't have Excel, but I used OpenOffice to save it as an XLS file, so hopefully this will work...

 

[MisKate]

Wow, yes it did work. Thank you VERY much!!!