I've just been reading that we get very little nicotine in the e liquid and therefore ecigs don't deliver much. Why then do some folks worry about using 36mg. juice and higher. Is it true that very little is actually being absorbed? Please lead me to some posts that tell the truth about this. Thanks. (Is it all a placebo effect - not a nicotine effect?)
Confused - no nicotine in ecigs??
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If you're referring to the study in this post it's been talked about many times and pretty much debunked to the max. You'll find a lot of misinformation out there on e-cigs. Plus it doesn't say how the study was conducted other than using 16mg juice. I can load 16mg juice in a crappy low voltage device and get next to no nic and next to no anything for that matter.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...deliver-almost-no-nicotine-2.html#post3182778
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...deliver-almost-no-nicotine-2.html#post3182778
At the moment, I dont't know about any clinically grade trial about nico absorbing rate, any conducted in respect of scientific method.
More than you think gets absorbed. I will sometimes have a nic OD from vaping. Please don't believe too much stuff from the outside of this forum. Ecigs are tried and true and work!
Study schmudy tho not surprising it's been debunked. Cigarettes may "deliver" more via the additives but these things definitely work too. And I don't have to have fully quit smoking or gotten ill from too much to know that for sure. Frankly, right now I'm trying not to inadvertently raise my nicotine dependence/tolerance with all my tasty new toys. Though there are worse things than that...like not vaping and smoking a $9 pack every day still.
I've OD'd on nicotine with my e-cig, but never OD'd with an analog. Yeah - I'd definitely say I'm getting nicotine with my e-cig! (and it's just a lowly KR808d-2)
I was a heavy smoker for over 56 years and was thoroughly addicted to nicotine. Because of vaping I have been smoke free for over 8 months & have suffered no withdrawal symptoms, so I am obviously receiving enough nicotine to prevent the cravings associated with nicotine.
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