We know that a normal cigarette requires 13 - 15 inhalations to finish and +- 0.08 ml of nicotine fluid requires 13 - 15 inhalations to complete.

Therefore    +- 0.08ml = 1 cigarette

Our nicotine density are sold as follows:

High                 = 16 mg per ml
Medium            = 11 mg per ml
Low                  =  6 mg per ml

Nicotine per puff of a cigarette


Most cigarettes have a nicotine concentration of 0.3 mg to 1.8 mg per cigarette

Therefore the nicotine density per drag is calculated as follows:

nicotine per cigarette divided by the amount of drags

0.3 mg cigarette = 0.3 / 15 drags      = 0.02 mg per drag

0.6 mg cigarette = 0.6 / 15 drags      = 0.04 mg per drag

0.9 mg cigarette = 0.9 / 15 drags      = 0.06 mg per drag

1.2 mg cigarette = 1.2 / 15 drags      = 0.08 mg per drag

1.5 mg cigarette = 1.5 / 15 drags      = 0.10 mg per drag

1.8 mg cigarette = 1.8 / 15 drags      = 0.12 mg per drag


Now we just need to calculate the nicotine density in a drag of our nicotine fluid.


High                 = 16 mg per ml   16 * 0.08 / 15 drags   = 0.09 mg per drag
Medium            = 11 mg per ml   11 * 0.08 / 15 drags   = 0.06 mg per drag
Low                  =  6 mg per ml    6  *  0.08 / 15  drags  = 0.03 mg per drag


Therefore:

 if you smoke cigarettes with a mg or between 0.3mg - 0.6mg select the low nicotine


if you smoke cigarettes with a mg or between 0.6mg - 0.9mg select the medium nicotine.


if you smoke cigarettes with a mg or between 1mg - 1.5 mg select the high nicotine.