I hear what you are saying, and I agree, the nicotine dose from cigs is variable and probably not reliable enough for accurate comparisons.
Some people reckon that the maths and science is useless and that we should satisfy physical cravings as and when we notice them with a dose that satisfies. If we get adverse symptoms then we should take less.
I don't know how helpful that strategy is either because there are routes that way to tolerance and overdose. Some people are also more informed about what to look out for and what constitutes a high dose.
The way extra high nicotine doses are taken for granted by some people as necessary doesn't fill me with confidence for the future of nicotine liquid. When it is regulated, if it's still allowed, it's unlikely that we will be able to get higher doses than with tobacco ... for our own good (right or wrong).
Some people reckon that the maths and science is useless and that we should satisfy physical cravings as and when we notice them with a dose that satisfies. If we get adverse symptoms then we should take less.
I don't know how helpful that strategy is either because there are routes that way to tolerance and overdose. Some people are also more informed about what to look out for and what constitutes a high dose.
The way extra high nicotine doses are taken for granted by some people as necessary doesn't fill me with confidence for the future of nicotine liquid. When it is regulated, if it's still allowed, it's unlikely that we will be able to get higher doses than with tobacco ... for our own good (right or wrong).