SOS! Need Help!!
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I have 125ml bottle of nic in 100% VG. I’m aiming to mix 6% nic 25%pg and 75% VG in a 30 ml bottle, with flavor. The numbers aren’t coming out right on any of the online calculations
Hi J,
What is your recipe?
What brand and flavour(s) are you using?
What is the nicotine base concentration you are using?
What is your target nicotine strength?
How much are you trying to make?
Cheers
I
What is your recipe?
What brand and flavour(s) are you using?
What is the nicotine base concentration you are using?
What is your target nicotine strength?
How much are you trying to make?
Cheers
I
Assuming your nic is 100mg and 6% flavor in a 30ml bottle...
1.8ml Nic in VG, 5.7ml PG, 20.7ml VG and 1.8ml flavor
1.8ml Nic in VG, 5.7ml PG, 20.7ml VG and 1.8ml flavor
That sounds perfect! I had the calculator set on percent instead of weight (newbie mistake) and once I got it sorted out it was the same as what you just posted. I appreciate your help! Thank you!!
I'm glad things are starting to work out, but I wanted to point out two things that might be useful:
- 6% is a really high nicotine level. Nicotine concentration is usually given in mg/ml (some people inaccurately shorten this to mg). 6 mg/ml is a common concentration to use. 6% is ten times as much; it works out to 60 mg/ml. Both Supply Daddy and smacuser gave you formulas for 6 mg/ml, not 6%.
- The formulas above are only accurate if you do have 100 mg/ml nicotine base, as the posters explained they assumed. Nicotine base also often comes as 18 mg/ml, 48 mg/ml and 60 mg/ml, and in fact it can be just about anything else. You'll need to verify the concentration of your base to work out your actual nicotine level.
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