Mixing different nicotine levels

[Mrsmac]

Hello everyone. Quick question. I am having difficulty in finding my correct nicotine level and am having more light headed days at the moment than not. I mixed two of the same flavour juice with different nicotine levels but for some reason it almost feels worse.

So question is....using a 20ml bottle...If half of the bottle is 16mg and you add half of the bottle at 10mg, any one got a clue as to what you may end up with nicotine wise apart from a totally baffled newbie? ???

[wooffy]

I'd guess the bottle will now be 13mg

[Mrsmac]

Cheers for giving it a guess for me I know it will be difficult to estimate but trying to even begin to figure it out was doing my head in lol

[Perpetua]

I'm hopeless at this sort of calculation MrsM . . . but Wooffy sounds about right . . . to really reduce your nic strength, you'll want to add either plain PG or VG . . . but you will then of course lose some of your flavour.

[Mrsmac]

Thanks Perpetua, I am a numpty lol

[bel]

Way above my blonde head sorry mrsmac

[Mrsmac]

lol

[Perpetua]

I can get my head round the maths better starting from scratch . . . it's the combining thingy, that makes my head hurt.

[wooffy]

I'm assuming it's no different than mixing different weight oils if I mix 100ml of 30 wt oil and 100ml of 10 wt oil I get 20 wt oil. Add both the weights together then halve them. It's only when the amounts are different say 150ml of one and 70ml of another is where it gets entertaining.

So in mrsmacs case she's got 10ml of each and then mixed them leaving her with 20ml.

Add the 16mg and 10mg together will leave you with 26mg which is now halved as one has been diluted and the other strengthened

[tafilad]

This may help you
www.ecigvape.com/simple_calc.php

[Mrsmac]

Wow thanks woofy, that sounds about right never thought about it like that but it makes sense!