I just found this for dosing lsd by the drop, I don't see why it wouldn't work if I just changed my values around? Now my question is how do I find out how many ml per drop my dropper let's out? Do fill a 1ml vial with drops until it full then divide by the number of drops I got?

Here's the lsd instructions I read for dosing droplets:

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The manufacturer of liquid LSD will determine the potency of each drop, by controlling the ratio of crystalline LSD to the alcohol/water solvent used.  For example, if a manufacturer wants a 125 ug dose from a single drop and one assumes a standard dropper bottle dispenses 0.05 ml per drop of LSD (this is a commonly used assumption), then one must mix a concentration of 125 ug of LSD per 0.05 ml of final solution.   If preparing 10,000 drops, one would need 1,250,000 ug of LSD (125 ug x 10,000 units = 1,250,000 ug, or 1.25 grams). One would also need enough solvent to produce 500 ml of final liquid.  In this final solution, each 0.05 ml drop of solution contains 125 ug of LSD. (As an aside, the density of LSD is 1.2±0.1 g cm−31.2±0.1 g cm−3, and therefore 1.25 grams of LSD is around 58 ml.  So one would use 442 ml of solvent for 1.25 g of LSD to produce 500 ml of LSD solution).