1.6ohm Coil Question

[Richard Winter]

As @speedfreek67 said @Phat Barstood , 72mg/ml is the same as 7.2%, 18mg = 1.8%.
E liquid that is 3mg in strength is also written as 0.3%

 

[Richard Winter]

I always thought that 7.2 was just another way of saying 72.
TPD compliant 1.8mg x 4 =7.2mg.
So 10ml of 7.2 is how i roll.

I'm a little unsure what you mean when you say 1.8mg x 4 = 7.2mg? Adding 4 x 18mg strength 10ml bottles of Nic will give you 40ml of 18mg strength Nic.
I know 4 x 1.8 = 7.2, just cant get my head around what your doing lol

 

[speedfreek67]

I always thought that 7.2 was just another way of saying 72.
TPD compliant 1.8mg x 4 =7.2mg.
So 10ml of 7.2 is how i roll.

No, 7.2 is not the same as 72.

But 7.2% nic is the same as 72mg/ml (mg per ml).

You can fit 1000mg into 1ml.

1000mg of nicotine in 1 ml would be 100% nicotine. 100% or 1000mg/ml.

100mg of nicotine in 1ml would be 10% nicotine. 10% or 100mg/ml.

72mg of nicotine in 1ml would be 7.2% nicotine. 7.2% or 72mg/ml.

You vape MTL at 12mg. That's 1.2% or 12mg/ml.

I vape DTL at 3mg. That's 0.3% or 3mg/ml.

You add 10ml of 72mg/ml nic to your shortfills, resulting in 60ml at 12mg/ml.

If you say 1.2mg/ml of nic, that is so weak as to be getting close to zero nic.

You are confusing your percentages with your milligrams per millilitre.

You MTL vape at 1.2% nic, or 12mg/ml. Not 1.2mg/ml.