WINDBAR Nicotine Strength Calculator

About the WINDBAR Nicotine Strength Calculator

Nicotine strength on bottles is usually mg/ml or percent. Ten milligrams per millilitre is roughly one percent by volume — a handy conversion when labels mix formats.

Dilution is the other half: splitting a stronger bottle with zero-nic liquid to hit a target strength. The math is linear — target divided by source, times bottle volume — but real-world mixing still needs careful measuring.

When to use it

• A label says 2% and you want the mg/ml equivalent before you mix.
• You have 50 mg/ml salt and want 20 mg/ml in a 30 ml bottle.
• You are checking how much strong liquid to add without overshooting a pod-friendly strength.

Worked example

To make 30 ml at 20 mg/ml from 50 mg/ml: strong liquid = (20 ÷ 50) × 30 = 12 ml. Add 18 ml zero-nic diluent (and flavor/VG/PG as your recipe requires).

Not medical advice. Nicotine is toxic in concentrated form. Store out of reach of children and pets. Follow manufacturer and local regulations.