Mine is the same strength. I used gloves when I bottled it up for the freezer, but since then I've been pouring bare-handed. I've had no problems, but, as I said, I hate measuring the fiddly little amounts needed for small batches at 9mgs/ml.
I sort of premix my base. I dilute it from the 100mg nic into a working bottle of 24mg at 30pg/70pg.
not sure how it varies. I have been racking my brain. Please explain.
If I mix 500ml of base at 335VG ,135PG and 30MLs nicotine, I have a 70vg base with 6mgs nic. So then when I make a recipe. don't I just add the VG,P and nic together and add that amount of base?
Assuming you have your nic base premixed you would add your flavors to your mixing bottle first and then fill the bottle with the nic base. Cap,shake and put away to steep.
I just found out the dumbest thing. My daughter can't get Obamacare tax credits because she doesn't make enough money. She's too poor for assistance. She's been turned down by Medicaid previously because she wasn't pregnant or didn't have kids. I'm trying to wrap my head around all of this. What do they expect students to do for insurance?
I mix 200 ml at a time, 200 ml 30pg/70vg, 4 ml of 100mg nicotine(100% pg). When I mix my recipes I usually keep the flavors at 10% or less, 100% pg for flavors. This gives me 1.9 mg of nic, 33pg/67vg.
I’m the opposite. I’m roughly 70pg and 30vg. I do also try to keep my flavors at 10% or less.
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