Am I doing this right?

[smoked25years]

....I started with a aspire breeze 1 and am using the 1.2 ohm coil with 45mg nic salt.
....The aspire vapor is hardly noticeable while the aegis is actually hot in temperature.

...Any input or suggestions are appreciated. Thanks .

There are 0.6 Ohm coils for the Aspire Breeze 1 that will produce much more vapor. The vapor will also be warmer. The Breeze has an airy draw and that will be especially noticeable with the 1.2 Ohm coils. The 0.6 Ohm coils may better suit your preferences.

 

[BrotherBob]

I suppose that I could also buy a small bottle of 6 or 8mg and see if that also hits hot through the aegis and if that nicotine level even registers with my body.

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[bombastinator]

That makes sense.

I started mtl at 24mg on a 1.6 coil, and dropped nic, but later it just wasn’t cutting it. I did better at 6 mg sub ohm for a long time. All that was before salts came out.

And now, I sub ohm all day still, but when I need a boost, I’m using 25mg salts in a pod or mtl tank. Salts hit faster, I find, but are somehow not satisfying enough to use exclusively. There’s just something about horking down half a ml if juice in one lungful that takes me to my happy place.

Salts according to the JUUL data (however accurate that is) have a much taller spike in blood level that drops off faster. Sometimes Even sharper than a cigarette. Freebase nic by contrast has a much more even blood level over time.
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So what you are saying makes perfect sense. That sharp spike is associated in some cases with increased addiction potential.
Juul is apparently fielding a lawsuit about just this point BTW. Or was before BT bought into them. Lately there’s been silence.