Does higher wattage = stronger nicotine delivery?

[NeXtDimensionVaping]

I have noticed that when I turn my wattage up, I get a stronger nicotine buzz.

I would theorize that since the mg level is consistent, the buzz would also be consistent, but I have not experienced this to be the case.

Is it true that a higher wattage will give a stronger buzz, perhaps because of larger heat distribution? Or is it all in my mind?

 

[IMFire3605]

I have noticed that when I turn my wattage up, I get a stronger nicotine buzz.

I would theorize that since the mg level is consistent, the buzz would also be consistent, but I have not experienced this to be the case.

Is it true that a higher wattage will give a stronger buzz, perhaps because of larger heat distribution? Or is it all in my mind?

Technical break down.

Baseline wattage - 8 watts on a 2ohm coil, we'll say a Nautilus tank, 18mg Nic juice = 18mg delivered per ml of juice 1 to 1 ratio
1 ohm coil at 16watts, 1/2 the resistance, 2x the watts = 2 to 1 ratio, 12mg juice = 24mg nic delivery
0.5 ohm coil at 32watts, 1/4 the resistance, 4x the watts = 4 to 1 ration, 6mg juice = 24mg nic delivery
0.25ohm coil at 64watts, 1/8 the resistance, 8x the watts = 8 to 1 ratio, 3mg = 24mg nic delivery

 

[coolerat]

The MG maybe the same but what of the ML??

But I get what your saying. I get more nic buzz at higher power so the nic level has to go down.

I don't think you get as good absorption from low power. Last week I had to switch to high nic for awhile. I was drinking that stuff like tap water. My dayily intake of nic was prolly 2-3 times higher them what I need to stay of smokes and killing everyone around me. Higher nic just goes to waste.

I was pretty happy to find this out cause by using more efficient delivey systems I can use much less of nic which may be harder to get moving forward.

 

[Oberon75]

I definitely use lower nic at high watts for a better nicotine fix. It tastes a hell of a lot better too.

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[bwh79]

All else being equal (key point, here), more watts = more heat, more heat = more juice vaporized per unit time, more juice = more nic. So yes, higher wattage means a stronger nic hit, presuming everything else is the same.

 

[Bunnykiller]

the nic pretty much stays the same concentration per volume.. but higher wattage allows for increased volume of vape ergo.. more nic overall increase...

kinda like saying you sip a couple of mouthfuls of beer ( low wattage) or guzzle a couple of cans ( high wattage) ... the alcohol is still the same percentage ..