Want to know the strength of the nic

[dazzed]

I'm planning to purchace nic base from this site. The nic base saids it's 5ml by volume and 240ml/mg base. I want to know the strength of the nic.

Been trying to find a calculator online or something to find out but no luck.

Can anybody answer this for me?

Thanks.

 

[Izan]

Based on the image; 48mg/ml
240mg total in 5 ml of solution; 48mg per ml of solution.

240/5=48

See below.

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[zoiDman]

I'm planning to purchace nic base from this site. The nic base saids it's 5ml by volume and 240ml/mg base. I want to know the strength of the nic.

Been trying to find a calculator online or something to find out but no luck.

Can anybody answer this for me?

Thanks.

The Formula for calculating Milligrams of Nicotine to Milliliters of Volume, mg/ml, is...

Total Milligrams of Nicotine Milligrams divided by Total Milliliters of Volume.

In Your case that would be 240mg of Nicotine / 5 milliliters = 48mg/ml

 

[dazzed]

Another quick question then. If I double the solution of 10ml to 240mg total. Will the strength be 96mg/ml?

 

[zoiDman]

Another quick question then. If I double the solution of 10ml to 240mg total. Will the strength be 96mg/ml?

Not-Uh. You are going the Wrong Way.

If you put the Same amount of Nicotine into a Twice the Volume as before, you will cut the Strength in Half.

First do the Formula...

Total Milligrams of Nicotine Milligrams divided by Total Milliliters of Volume.

In this case that would be 240mg of Nicotine / 10 milliliters = 24mg/ml (Exactly Half of what you Originally had!)

Now ask yourself if that makes sense...

If I put the same amount of Sugar into a Coffee Cup that is Twice the size of my Regular Cup, Isn't my coffee going to taste Less Sweet? About Half as Sweet to be exact

 

[dazzed]

Not-Uh. You are going the Wrong Way.

If you put the Same amount of Nicotine into a Twice the Volume as before, you will cut the Strength in Half.

First do the Formula...

Total Milligrams of Nicotine Milligrams divided by Total Milliliters of Volume.

In this case that would be 240mg of Nicotine / 10 milliliters = 24mg/ml (Exactly Half of what you Originally had!)

Now ask yourself if that makes sense...

If I put the same amount of Sugar into a Coffee Cup that is Twice the size of my Regular Cup, Isn't my coffee going to taste Less Sweet? About Half as Sweet to be exact

I understand the math. I guess I was confused on the usage of the bottle itself. If I was to use the nic as nic base which I add it to my flavor mix or do i dilute it to 240vg/pg base.

My mistake.

 

[zoiDman]

Yeah... I'm not exactly sure what the Intended Usage is either?

I imagine it is meant to be Flavored and then used to refill a Pod type atty?

 

[UncLeJunkLe]

The nic base saids it's 5ml by volume and 240ml/mg base

Pictures are bad idea for questions like this. Always post product link.

Through some quick google image searching, I have deduced this is HiLiq nic base from their Korean site.

Translating page confirms this is a 5ml bottle of 240mg aka 240mg/ml strength. 5 times stronger than 48mg/ml.

Translated link (English)

I guess I was confused on the usage of the bottle itself. If I was to use the nic as nic base which I add it to my flavor mix or do i dilute it to 240vg/pg base.

Simple. Just leave the bottled nicotine base as-is at 240mg/ml strength.

Then mix your juice using an online juice calculator or DIY app if you have android.

For those particular calcs, usually the "BF+" calc is what you'll need when simply mixing juice from ingredients all separated individually (PG, VG, flavors, nic base in separate bottles.)

Example:
(You keep the circled parameter as it is and change the rest to suit your particular mix/recipe)

 

[UncLeJunkLe]

Sorry, please forgive mistakes in previous post. Edited.

 

[dazzed]

Pictures are bad idea for questions like this. Always post product link.

Through some quick google image searching, I have deduced this is HiLiq nic base from their Korean site.

Translating page confirms this is a 5ml bottle of 240mg aka 240mg/ml strength. 5 times stronger than 48mg/ml.

Translated link (English)

Simple. Just leave the the bottle nicotine base as-is at 240mg/ml strength.

Then mix your juice using an online juice calculator or DIY app if you have android.

For those particular calcs, usually the "BF+" calc is what you'll need when mixing juice from ingredients all separated individually (PG, VG, flavors, nic base in separate bottles.)

Example:

You were right. After translating the page. The strength of the 5ml bottle is 240mg/ml strength. Not 48mg/ml. It's difficult to get nic to South Korea. After contacting Hiliq, they told me about their korean site. I usually thought they came in 100mg/ml strength bottles when I was in the states.
This is why I was confused on the strength which is usually stated on the bottles.

Thanks for the help.

 

[zoiDman]

Good Catch UJ.

 

[UncLeJunkLe]

I usually thought they came in 100mg/ml strength bottles when I was in the states.

Yes 100mg/ml is most common concentrate in the US DIY market, but some places have sold stronger and many sell weaker, too.

 

[UncLeJunkLe]

If you prefer to work with 100mg/ml base (it does have it's advantages), you can just dump that 5ml of 240mg/ml into 7ml of plain PG (0mg/ml). That will result in 12ml of 100mg/ml strength nic base.

 

[Coyote628]

240mg/5ml doubled will be 480mg/10ml. Easier math too but it's still 48mg/1ml. Never saw such a small bottle of nicotine like that, I'm using 100mg/ml that came in liter sized jugs of which I have 3 unopened liters currently.

 

[dazzed]

If you prefer to work with 100mg/ml base (it does have it's advantages), you can just dump that 5ml of 240mg/ml into 7ml of plain PG (0mg/ml). That will result in 12ml of 100mg/ml strength nic base.

That's a good idea. It's so much easier to work with.

 

[rob33]

 

[rob33]

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