I’m surprised no one commented that it is not the cart or the amount alone, its mainly the strength of nicotine. General rule of thumb is that someone absorbs 1mg of nicotine per analog cigarette (even though an analog has about 8mg nicotine total, but most of that is lost through the burring process…. So your body only get 1mg out of the 8mg) and some studies put this number has high as 1.7mg per analog.
So if you’re a pack a day smoker, then you get 20mg of nicotine per day. Now lets equate that to mg/ml of ejuice…. If you vape 6mls (or 6x1ml carts) of 6mg nicotine ejuice per day, then you are vaping 36mg of nicotine per day, or equal to 36 analogs.
BUT, and this is a big BUT… Your body does not absorb 100% of the nicotine you are vaping. NO good studies have been done on this, and no one knows for sure how much nicotine your body absorbs. IN MY OPINION, based on my experience and ‘listening to my body’ I think you absorb 50-60% of the nicotine you vape. So that’s 36mg from above is really only equal to about 18 analogs, or almost a pack.
So to answer your question… how much does 1 cart equal to in analogs? Well what’s the strength of nicotine ejuice you are using?
1 ml cart of 24mg nice juice = roughly 12 analogs, or 2-3 drops =roughly 1 analog.
1 ml cart of 18mg nice juice = roughly 9 analogs, or 3-4 drops =roughly 1 analog.
1 ml cart of 12mg nice juice = roughly 6 analogs, or 5-6 drops =roughly 1 analog.
1 ml cart of 6mg nice juice = roughly 3 analogs, or 10-11 drops =roughly 1 analog.
…when I starting vaping 6 months ago (I was a 1.5/pack a day smoker), I vaped 3-4mls of 18mg nic juice. Now I’m vaping 6-8+mls of 2mg ejuice….. so as far as nicotine, I’m getting a lot less now… but my goal is to quit all together eventually… but I think I’m going to stick with 0mg nic for a long time at the end… lol…