Some potentially noobish questions, eliquid and nicotine strength

[Zombitedesade]

I really feel I should know this but don't. It's probably really obvious and I'm just being a little thick, but still, I might not be alone here so I'll ask and maybe we can all learn something we didn't know before!

With eliquid and nicotine strength how is the strength determined? By this I mean, if I buy a 10ml bottle of juice at 18mg does that translate as each time I vape it (surely the cartridge size of my device determines this but still) I get 18mgs of nicotine or does the entire 10ml bottle contain 18mgs of nicotine? And if the latter is the case (I'm sure it can't be) then surely a 30ml bottle at the same strength would thus contain less nicotine then a smaller size as a result?

What would be the overall strength of the entire bottle In regards to nicotine strength and why is this not on any elqiuids labels when you buy them?

Can anyone clear this one up? Apologies if im being especially stupid in advance.

 

[swedishfish]

It's mg. per ml

 

[Bozzlite]

As Swedishfish has already stated, it is mg per ml. So, 18mg equals 18mg of nic per ml of juice.

If you are upset that there is no labeling, well, just wait a while. The FDA will soon take over and we will have labeling out the kazoo.
And taxes too. Prices will skyrocket. E-juice will become more difficult to buy on line, if not impossible.

Oh wait, there is no FDA in the UK. Never mind.

So for now, just go with a reputable supplier and enjoy it while you can.

 

[Icoth]

Also the mg/ml strength can be changed to a percentage by dividing by 10. 18mg/ml is 1.8 % nic.