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It's the highest that a manufacturer should go. So yes it is high. Anything over 36 can make most people sick and can kill a child. Regardless of being in pure form or smoked. Nicotine can be as high as 900mg in its purist form. But this can be cut by diluting it with other chemicals. The Average nicotine in a cigarette is 18mg or 24mg.
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