Mine goes to .01. N i just trust steam enginge on the the weight
Hasnt done me wrong yetGod of Steam has been around for years, and yeps!
See that's why I thought the app I used was wrong, because it gave me 30ml.. and on the same recipe for Grams it was 31.09yes 1 gram = 1ml
or .5g = .5ml
great, isn't it?
Yes, but that is helpful though.. Because I am using zero nicotine right now but think my next batch maybe just 1%.however most scales, even the aws 501 sees it as 1:1
Ohaus scales is what I have, they go to the.0001g and will call it like it is..
most do not have the kind of money it takes to pick up one of those.. I bought mine from the lab I worked for..
most flavors follow the pg base as well.. I do not think she is referring to base, just the flavors and how to make them larger or smaller..
Wow 1%. Im at 12mg and will prob be upping it soonYes, but that is helpful though.. Because I am using zero nicotine right now but think my next batch maybe just 1%.
Wow 1%. Im at 12mg and will prob be upping it soon
That would totally choked me at 12 mg! 6 would too!Wow 1%. Im at 12mg and will prob be upping it soon
yes 1 gram = 1ml
or .5g = .5ml
great, isn't it?
Wow 1%. Im at 12mg and will prob be upping it soon
Nice catch. I was thinking the same about the strengthNot really much diff between 1% and 12mg -- 1% is 10mg; 12mg is 1.2%
Andria
ETA -- @dez -- if you're not used to nicotine, I think 1% or 10mg is probably too much for you, and may make you nauseated/dizzy. You might want to keep it under 3mg -- or .3%.
It drove my son insane, when he started vaping. I kept trying to explain nicotine strength to him, the "mg per ml" and his eyes would cross -- and he's good at math! I think he finally just accepted that he might not ever understand it, but it is what it is.
Andria
Not really much diff between 1% and 12mg -- 1% is 10mg; 12mg is 1.2%
Andria
ETA -- @dez -- if you're not used to nicotine, I think 1% or 10mg is probably too much for you, and may make you nauseated/dizzy. You might want to keep it under 3mg -- or .3%.
Nice catch. I was thinking the same about the strength
however most scales, even the aws 501 sees it as 1:1
Ohaus scales is what I have, they go to the.0001g and will call it like it is..
most do not have the kind of money it takes to pick up one of those.. I bought mine from the lab I worked for..
most flavors follow the pg base as well.. I do not think she is referring to base, just the flavors and how to make them larger or smaller..
Actually, for VG, 1 ml weighs more than one gram.. at least it does on the ELR app..
Actually, for VG, 1 ml weighs more than one gram.. at least it does on the ELR app..
Actually, he is right. It does not make sense. Unless there is 100mg in each milliliter of nicotine , then it does not make sense.
The way they put it on the bottle does not make sense- and I worked in purchasing for over 10 years, doing all kinds of different contortions with different numbers and fractions and decimals and figuring margins and markup, and I can tell you it doesn't make sense. -I just had to accept it and go with it.
Actually I don't know if it was a percentage, I just put it in the app where it asked nicotine strength, so it was probably not a percent.
I just entered a 1 on a couple of ejuices that I made a minute ago and still have to adjust , and a 2 on the one shot from liquid Barn called Quik.
A while back I was vaping 6.. and then cut down and mixed a couple of bottles of 6 and 0.. and then ended up having 2 Nic.. and then 0. I just thought I might want a little for taste for the two flavors I just mixed, but they are not my ADV. @AndriaD @MrMeowgi
So did I do it right?
Sure it makes sense -- the mg refers to the concentration, and yes, it IS 100mg per ml, that's the kind of nicotine I buy. When I finish my mixing, my ejuice is 4.5mg/ml -- 4.5mg in each ml!
Andria
Explain it to your son this way, every pill that he will take of medicine has so many milligrams in it like an Advil is 200mg, tell him to imagine 50 of those liquefied in mL of water and that is how it works. Liquid nicotine, like a 100 milligram pill made out of nicotine, liquefied and put into however many milligrams of the base.Actually, he is right. It does not make sense. Unless there is 100mg in each milliliter of nicotine , then it does not make sense.
The way they put it on the bottle does not make sense- and I worked in purchasing for over 10 years, doing all kinds of different contortions with different numbers and fractions and decimals and figuring margins and markup, and I can tell you it doesn't make sense. -I just had to accept it and go with it.
Explain it to your son this way, every pill that he will take of medicine has so many milligrams in it like an Advil is 200mg, tell him to imagine 50 of those liquefied in mL of water and that is how it works. Liquid nicotine, like a 100 milligram pill made out of nicotine, liquefied and put into however many milligrams of the base.