Any liquids with medicine instead of nic?

[Commie]

Disclaimer: I'm not sure if this is against ECF policy, as I'm talking about delivering substances other than nicotine. Not the recreational kind though. If it's against the policy, please delete it.

I remember when I was a kid (in Russia), inhaler treatment was very common for colds and otherwise respiratory systems. We'd go to a hospital where they had some large machines with kind of a pilot style gas mask emitting warm vapor with some medicine in it. Sometimes it was eucalyptus, other times I've no idea

The question is -- do you think it would be useful and not harmful to mix any sort of inhalable meds with flavorless base, and vape it to soothe sore throat/help with other respiratory problems?

 

[tomaKBRN]

I had a similar question...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-smoking-discussion/351000-any-asthmatics-club.html

 

[njay23]

They still use the "gas mask" for lung issues. It's called a nebulizer. I think the problem is the coil. There is no heat involved in the medication delivery of a nebulizer.

 

[SethGrimm]

I recently watched a review on YouTube of a honey flu-cured tobacco ejuice that is enriched with herbal extracts to repair the lung damage from years of smoking.

I plan to try it one day out of curiousity.

I fail to remember what vendor it was who makes it.

Perhaps someone will chime in with some info on that.

But as far as pharmaceuticals? I'm not sure.

 

[Plumes.91]

there are a few vendors offering herb infused e-liquids. a few choice keywords into google will turn up results. I've seen some with vitamin E and some with green tea extract i think. I haven't tried any. Its been spoken of here before though.