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How much nicotine do I need to put in?

If you are game for a quite simple bit of algebra, this is how I calculate exactly how much nic shot to add.
Let's take the case in question where you have a 50ml shortfill, 18mg/ml nic shot and you want a final nicotine content of 1.5 mg/ml. The equation, where the quantity of nic shot to be added is "q" is:
18q / (50 + q) = 1.5
18q = 1.5 x (50 +q)
18q = 75 + 1.5q
16.5q = 75
q = 75/16.5
q = 4.545 mls
 
If you are game for a quite simple bit of algebra, this is how I calculate exactly how much nic shot to add.
Let's take the case in question where you have a 50ml shortfill, 18mg/ml nic shot and you want a final nicotine content of 1.5 mg/ml. The equation, where the quantity of nic shot to be added is "q" is:
18q / (50 + q) = 1.5
18q = 1.5 x (50 +q)
18q = 75 + 1.5q
16.5q = 75
q = 75/16.5
q = 4.545 mls

You lost me at algebra. :doh:
 
If you are game for a quite simple bit of algebra, this is how I calculate exactly how much nic shot to add.
Let's take the case in question where you have a 50ml shortfill, 18mg/ml nic shot and you want a final nicotine content of 1.5 mg/ml. The equation, where the quantity of nic shot to be added is "q" is:
18q / (50 + q) = 1.5
18q = 1.5 x (50 +q)
18q = 75 + 1.5q
16.5q = 75
q = 75/16.5
q = 4.545 mls

i'm confuuuuuuused :30:
 
If you are game for a quite simple bit of algebra, this is how I calculate exactly how much nic shot to add.
Let's take the case in question where you have a 50ml shortfill, 18mg/ml nic shot and you want a final nicotine content of 1.5 mg/ml. The equation, where the quantity of nic shot to be added is "q" is:
18q / (50 + q) = 1.5
18q = 1.5 x (50 +q)
18q = 75 + 1.5q
16.5q = 75
q = 75/16.5
q = 4.545 mls

That's brilliant!

And combined with Wolfram Alpha, it makes it really easy. Now I just have to find a way to remember it. :)

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The simple answer is put 5ml in, leaving you 5ml for the next shortfill. Simple.
 
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