Anyone get a buzz from an e-cig

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Definitely, after 6 years as his "father", he knows his place in our pack. He looks to us for food, protection, love and teaching (and also fun), and we look to him for the same, well, maybe not food ;-) I know i have to assert my position and he responds accordingly... He is surprisingly sensitive, but incredibly loving and very well behaved. He is actually better behaved than our husky. They are brothers and love each other very much, they have never even gotten in a tussle. just play all the time and connected at the hip. Niko is very protective of all of us, even our family cat...
He has never lost his place in our family and i have never had reason to question his love for all of us

Don't worry about this wolfdog. he is well cared for and very well loved..

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I've been buzzed on my e cig, but I'm a novice. Also, have any of you used a nicotine patch? There are no other active ingredients other than nicotine in those and you can get a wicked buzz. I think maybe it is the strength that matters. I smoke a 16 mg mixture and barely get the buzz; it reminds me of an ultralight. I'm stepping it up to 24 mg, I'll see if I get a better hit. I'm kind of nervous about the 36 mg, if the 24mg is OK, I might try to move up though.
 

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I used to always get a buzz when I smoked my fist analog of the day or if I smoked one too fast. I haven't had that effect since I have been analog free (a little over a month). The e-cig takes care of any nicotine cravings though.

I think it's more the carbon monoxide from the analog that buzzes people out. My opinion.
But I do get a buzz off my E-Cig, If I vape alot in a few mins.
 

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In my opinion it's not anything that is in an analog. I to used to get a buzz with the first analog in the morning.
I really believe that it is the smoke from the tobaco that is the culprit. I think that the smoke cuts off the circulation to your brain same as if you were in a burning building. Never got buzz from e cig, I kinda miss that buzz in the morning.
 

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I don't get a "buzz" but I do use my e-cig as a drug delivery device.

I Love the stimulant effect the liquid nicotine gives you. Analog cigarettes did not give me this effect, only e-cigs. You have to chain vape enough or an amount strong enough to notice this effect. It's like caffeine from espresso only different and without the jitters.

And the best part, I don't believe it's addictive at all. I smoked for 22 years, couldn't go an hour without a cig, and have been vaping for 2 months now. I can go 2 hours in the morning without having to have a vape - I could never do that with cigarettes. I vape to get the stimulant effect just like any other legal drug I use like coffee. I choose to do it when I want to do it.. I don't "have" to do it. In my mind this is responsible legal drug use. During the day I can put the e-cig down and not touch it for long periods with no cravings at all. I really believe you can vape the hell out of liquid nicotine and never get physically addicted to it like you do with cigarettes.
 

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If I smoked my analog super quick, I would get light headed. I now think it was from the CO. I have chain vaped when trying out new flavors or mods. I have never gotten the lightheadedness. I do sometimes get a queasy feeling, but a good drink of water solves it. I do not miss feeling lightheaded. I have been gaping for 13 months and have no intention of quitting.
 

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I don't have time to read the thread :( But if GrimmGreen is here - hi there - you're GREAT and everyone LOVES your videos!!!

Getting a buzz out of vaping is completely possible. I use to smoke Newports - a lot of them - and NO cigarette can deliver the nicotine you can get out of an e-cig. It just isn't going to happen.

I use to wake up and smoke 5-6 Newports to feel like I was alright and not want to murder everyone to death. Now, I can vape for 5-7 minutes, on 12mg strength, and I am just fine.
 

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I used to always get a buzz when I smoked my fist analog of the day or if I smoked one too fast. I haven't had that effect since I have been analog free (a little over a month). The e-cig takes care of any nicotine cravings though.

After vaping 36 mg in a carto for a few months, I am easily able to inhale a cigar--el cheapo Backwoods cigars no less.
 

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Really? How do you handle the tincture?

I don't get a "buzz" but I do use my e-cig as a drug delivery device.

I Love the stimulant effect the liquid nicotine gives you. Analog cigarettes did not give me this effect, only e-cigs. You have to chain vape enough or an amount strong enough to notice this effect. It's like caffeine from espresso only different and without the jitters.

And the best part, I don't believe it's addictive at all. I smoked for 22 years, couldn't go an hour without a cig, and have been vaping for 2 months now. I can go 2 hours in the morning without having to have a vape - I could never do that with cigarettes. I vape to get the stimulant effect just like any other legal drug I use like coffee. I choose to do it when I want to do it.. I don't "have" to do it. In my mind this is responsible legal drug use. During the day I can put the e-cig down and not touch it for long periods with no cravings at all. I really believe you can vape the hell out of liquid nicotine and never get physically addicted to it like you do with cigarettes.
 
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