Nicotine doesn't cause cancer. At least it has never been shown to. It is a plethora of other things in analogs that cause it. Trust me on this, vaping does barely any damage when compared to an analog.
How much nicotine are we vaping??
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I can't get to the entire study with the methodology to read it- it might be time to hit the local university library. Isn't there something where the nic levels don't spike as quickly with vaping as they do with smoking? IF he ran the blood tests only a few minutes after vaping it could be responsible for the skewed results.
Yes, that is absolutely correct, and it is due to a number of factors.
Something about particle size.
Something about absorption in the lungs versus the mouth and throat.
And then there is the fact they spike cigarettes with ammonia to make a nicotine crack effect.
Obviously, I forget the details, but yeah.
Cigarettes kick my ... now that I've been vaping for a while. Not only do they taste like crap, but it is all the other junk in them that gives you a buzz. I still had withdrawals from quitting smokes after 8 years, even though I made a seamless transition to vaping with no break. Must have been all the other crap in them I was addicted to.
If you were not getting enough nicotine you would adjust your vaping. At first I felt the need to vape a lot, now, not so much. I actually think that by getting used to vaping we are cutting back on the dosages we were getting when we smoked.
To answer your question,...it depends on how you vape. It is the same with smoking. How you smoked, made a difference in how much nicotine you got.
To answer your question,...it depends on how you vape. It is the same with smoking. How you smoked, made a difference in how much nicotine you got.
I had the same prob when I started, started noticing mostly because I didn't have to go out side to smoke. Would sit around in the afternoon with my better half (none smoker) and watch a movie. I'd just sit and puff for an hour, stand up to pee and go woozy.. Sadly just fell onto the analog wagon again, when i get new fluid back to my PV
Electronic cigarette refills should show the TOTAL nicotine content - so divide the content by 12 or 15 (E-Pro) to give you an average nicotine per 'cigarette' amount. For 'Full Strength' smokers the 'REDS - Regular' and if you smoke lights use the 'GOLDS'.
Read some of DVap's blogs from late last year for an explanation of the absorbtion rate of nicotine in e-cig use.
I know I am getting quite a bit so i dont believe that. A few tokes on my PV i feel like ive had a cigarette. I can feel it on my gums.. when i used to chew nicotine gum i had the similar "clean" feeling on my gums like something potent was soaking into the blood vessels there. And the slightly citrus aftertaste.
can anyone clear this up? What does the nicotine mg mean on the ejuice?
I vape 18mg. So thats 18mg of nicotine... in what? A bottle? A ml? A carto? What does it mean exactly?
On cigarettes i thought the mg there referred to how much TAR was in the cigarette not the amount of nicotine? Maybe i am wrong there?
I vape 18mg. So thats 18mg of nicotine... in what? A bottle? A ml? A carto? What does it mean exactly?
On cigarettes i thought the mg there referred to how much TAR was in the cigarette not the amount of nicotine? Maybe i am wrong there?
typically both tar and nic are spec'd for cigs. For example a Marlboro red is nominally 15 mg tar and 1.1 mg nic.
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