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Putting aside the fact that it's different from person to person (which is the case with all chemicals and drugs), I'm guessing the variables are: 1. Nicotine strength of the juice 2. PG/VG ratio 3. The mod and atomizer settings. This has too many sub-variables. Wattage, resistance, TC, MTL/DL...

Are you sure? I mean having the other factors unchanged, aren't the two highly correlated? I'm interested to know more about the bioavailability of nicotine. I will probably ask the question on SE, but if you can provide some insights, it'd be nice of you to share.

I guess that's called bioavailability? My English is not very good, so maybe "intake" was not the proper choice. However, from the example I provided it's clear what I'm asking.

By daily nicotine intake I mean the strength of the e-liquid you vape multiplied by the amount. For example, I vape about 15ml of 7mg/ml e-liquid in average, which means 105mg a day! That's too much.

So it's PG alone responsible for a throat hit? What kind of feeling is a throat hit, considering it's different from the nicotine's hit?

Is nicotine inherently spicy, or does it become spicy because of degradation with time?

I used to smoke 8 cigarettes a day in average. My "feeling" is that I'd get the same amount of nicotine if I vape 3ml of 3mg/ml e-juice. In reality I vape about 10ml of 6mg/ml. :?:

There's a paper about this, but it's from 2014 and they've tried with old pen vapes.

The underlying cause of my orthostatic hypotension was Paroxetine. However, the amount of nicotine consumption was making a big difference in the severity of symptoms.

On the pack of a typical cigarette is written 0.5mg nicotine. I've heard it's the amount of nicotine that's absorbed by the body, not the total amount of nicotine available in the cigarette which is much more. I'm curious to know, if someone vapes 10ml of 3MG e-juice a day, the nicotine intake...

I'm new to RBAs. I've changed a lot of coils since I get my first RBA a month ago, but only out of adventure for trying new types of coils. When should a coil be replaced and why? I mean does it get gunky (which I assume can be cleaned in this case), or does it wear off/oxidize?

As some of you mentioned, some of these mixes needed dilution. To me, all mixes were failure except Cheesecake + Peanut butter.

I interpreted her/his message the same way, and it made me upset. I'm an atheist and detest the Iranian regime, but fortunately Iran is almost the safest country in the Middle East in terms of terrorist attacks.

Thank you all, especially you @Baditude. I'm convinced to buy two Samsung 18650 30Q. It will take a few days to receive them. Until then, I will vape at a low wattage.

What do you mean by that?

I think my sweet spot is at 36w with my Kanthal coils (0.48 ohm) and having the airflow 80% closed. It draws 4.5 amp from each battery. For now, I'm not willing to pay 40$ for batteries. Yes, that's this expensive here!

I guess you have experienced that after chain vaping you get thirsty. Also if you exhale the vapor through your nose, you'll notice that your nostrils become wet. I'm curious to know, if someone vapes, let's say 10ml per day, how much water is drained from the body through vaping?

I'm using two of these batteries. I'm vaping with 0.48 ohm resistance at 36w which draws 8.8 amp. This means 4.4 amp per battery. I've found that those recommended batteries are very expensive here. Do you think 4.4 amp is safe with these batteries?

Are you saying that regulated mods violate the equation P=RI^2? I changed the resistance. At the same wattage, the current decreased exactly according to that equation. 36~0.49*8.89^2 Before, it was drawing 15 amp with 0.16 ohm. 36=0.16*15^2

I vape at 36w with a 0.16 ohm coil and it drains 15.2 amp. From the formula P=RI^2 we can conclude that if I double the resistance, the current will decrease by a factor of sqrt2, which becomes 10.8 amp. Right? I'm still searching shops for batteries.