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Post by Postmodern Smoking on Apr 1, 2018 14:36:10 GMT
To use a 120ml (contains 100ml 0mg liquid) shortfill bottle to make 6mg/ml eliquid: Add 10ml of 72mg/ml nic and 10ml of plain PG/VG to the contents. --------------------- To use a 120ml (contains 100ml 0mg liquid) shortfill bottle to make 12mg/ml eliquid: Add 10ml of 72mg/ml nicbase to the bottle. ---------------------- To use a 120ml (contains 100ml 0mg liquid) shortfill bottle to make 18mg/ml eliquid: Add 33.4ml of 72mg/ml to the contents (note the bottle might not fit all of this). |
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Post by stu1873 on Apr 1, 2018 14:45:10 GMT
Thanks for that. It is most helpful.
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Post by Postmodern Smoking on Apr 1, 2018 15:13:54 GMT
I don't think that Perpetua 's table is strictly correct... according to my calculations/ e-juice me up "nic combine tool" Taken from a Vendor's site Dave!  I thought so, although that doesn't make it correct  (it is assuming that no matter how many 10ml 18mg/ml nicshots are added to 50ml 0nic shortfill that the total liquid is always 60ml, i.e. the bottle size) |
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Post by Perpetua on Apr 1, 2018 17:41:44 GMT
Taken from a Vendor's site Dave! I thought so, although that doesn't make it correct I realise that Dave . . . . in their defence, it was information posted in the early post TPD days when I think everyone was still getting their heads round the legislation, it's impact and the desire to reassure vapers in very simplified terms that mixing was still possible within the rules. |
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