Too strong need help mixing

[chellie]

I am a super newbie and bought e-juices from Johnson Creek. I started out with the 1.6 or 1.8 depending on flavor and they are totally fine - even after coming off of a high analog habit. I also bought a large bottle of 24 mg and I know that's too strong. I read that if I buy another bottle of the same flavor at 1.2 and mix it equally that the nic level will be 1.8.

Is that correct?

What is the strength if I mix 2.4 and 1.1 equally?

My choices are 2.4, 1.1 6 and 0. Would a zero cut it completely in half?

Can someone also give me an easy to follow formula for mixing premade juices.

As far as mixing could I just mix it in a small plastic bottle as I go along?

 

[boomerdude]

A lot depends upon the PG/VG ratio. If your juice is 100% PG at 2.4 and you want to add 100% PG 1.8, you'll have 100% PG 2.1. If your mix has some VG in it, then I suggest you try the ejuice Me Up calculator's pull down tools menu and use the Nicotine calculator.

 

[chellie]

Thanks I just got the calculator. Just what I needed. The juice is VG. Funny because being such a heavy analog smoker 1 to 1.5 packs of pall mall or marlboro reds per day some days 2 packs, I really thought I'd need at least 24. Just to be safe I ordered 2.4, 1.8 and 1.6 and I have not touched the 24 so I am going to cut that one down. I've been mixing the 1.8 and 1.6 because of the flavors and love it.

 

[Muero]

yeah its kinda tough to know exactly what youre talking using those numbers. most people use %s. so if you got the calculator for eliquid youre good. i usually start around 5% in single flavors. try and get a feel for them then go from there.

 

[chellie]

I was confused by that. I see people referring to it differently. What I understand is that 2.4% is 24 mg of nicotine, 1.6% is 16 mg of nicotine - - etc. So I will try to now start using percentages. Thankfully, I am good at math. Still learning about vaping