Steam engine nic setting

[sven1olaf]

Just to make sure I understand this correctly.

I have 100mg/ml VG nicotine on the way.

Using the steam engine calculator, the nicotine base should be set at 10%?

The settings I have in the picture seem correct. I'm just making sure.

 

[mightymen]

eJuice Me Up - Best eJuice Calculator

Download above calculator under tools you can calculate any desired effect with nicotine.

Take a look at this.

100mg/ml USP Nicotine solution strength (10.0% Nicotine by volume) diluted in a USP grade carrier base fluid available as Propylene Glycol, or vegetable-derived Glycerin.
100mg/ml Nicotine Solution

The 100mg Nicotine solution strength is NOT considered safe for direct application without further dilution.
Proper safety should be exercised when handling concentrated Nicotine solutions.

Please refer to the Safety and Handling documentation for safe handling procedures and personal protection requirements before ordering. 100mg Nicotine Solution - 250ml

 

[sofarsogood]

1 ml of water weights exactly 1 gram which also = 1,000 mg. eliquid ingrediants weight the same so,

100mg nic (10%) means 100 mg per ml. It also means 1,000 ml x 100 mg = 100,000 mg of nic in a 1 liter bottle of 10% nic.

Gold sells for $1,000 per ounce. The nicotine in tobacco smoke sells for $7,500 an ounce if a carton of cigs costs $60. The pure nic in the $50 1 liter bottle above sells for $14 an ounce. Liquid nicotine is the bargain of the century.

 

[Train2]

Those are some confusing replies...
YES - you can set it for 10%, or you could change it to mg/ml and type in 100.

You'll notice if you change from % to mg/ml with a figure already in, it converts...
(100 mg/ml turns INTO 10% if you switch units).

Just to make sure I understand this correctly.

I have 100mg/ml VG nicotine on the way.

Using the steam engine calculator, the nicotine base should be set at 10%?

The settings I have in the picture seem correct. I'm just making sure.

 

[sven1olaf]

Those are some confusing replies...
YES - you can set it for 10%, or you could change it to mg/ml and type in 100.

You'll notice if you change from % to mg/ml with a figure already in, it converts...
(100 mg/ml turns INTO 10% if you switch units).

THANK YOU!

Train2, this is exactly what I was looking for.

I just want to make sure I have the nicotine portion of this process nailed down as tight as I can.