The only problem I have with WTA based juices is cost. They are MUCH more expensive than other juices, so I have to limit my use of them for especially hard times ... and BTW, Aroma makes some AWESOME WTA juices! I like the Dark Honey Tobacco and P38 best myself!
Is there an ejuice that gives a cig like buzz?
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The only problem I have with WTA based juices is cost. They are MUCH more expensive than other juices, so I have to limit my use of them for especially hard times ... and BTW, Aroma makes some AWESOME WTA juices! I like the Dark Honey Tobacco and P38 best myself!
Haven't read thru all the replies, but some of that light-headed cig buzz you're describing is due to carbon monoxide. It competes w/ oxygen to bind to red blood cells, and that's something you'll definitely notice more if you only have the occasional cigarette.
Smoking cigarettes might be more expensive yet. And WholeCig's WTA juices are less expensive than AromaEJuice's WTA juices. The only thing is that the latter offers many more tastes. I'd rather even spend more on juice than on cigarettes if it's better for my health. But I haven't figured out the difference in cost yet. One pack of 24 cigs (6mg nicotine) lasts me 2 days: 6,25.
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Thats what I was about to say. When I quit, I think the chinese juice I had was lower nic than was labeled, because when I got some US juices, I got a noticeable buzz from it. Still not identical to a cig buzz, but I like it this way now that I'm used to it, when I used to smoke cigs I would feel crappy sometimes like that *ugh, I really didn't another cig* feeling but I don't have that problem with vape. Probably because the lack of carbon monoxide, ammonia, acetaldehyde, and other components of cigarette smoke, which potentiate the nicotine or cause light headedness.
As far as I know there are two reasons that people got a buzz from cigarettes...
1) The carbon monoxide, which is essentially depriving your brain of oxygen
2) The possible interaction of the nicotine and the other MAOIs found in tobacco which can also be found in WTA liquids
I can get a slight "buzz" from using WTA liquid, but it's not the same buzz I got from the first cigarette (carbon monoxide) in the morning.
I've seen people talk about a buzz from straight nicotine, but I never got one.
Not sure what it feels like, but I guess it's probably a lot like downing a few cups of coffee really fast.
That would be a third kind of buzz I guess, sort of jittery.
I liked the calming buzz from the carbon monoxide oxygen deprivation myself.
1) The carbon monoxide, which is essentially depriving your brain of oxygen
2) The possible interaction of the nicotine and the other MAOIs found in tobacco which can also be found in WTA liquids
I can get a slight "buzz" from using WTA liquid, but it's not the same buzz I got from the first cigarette (carbon monoxide) in the morning.
I've seen people talk about a buzz from straight nicotine, but I never got one.
Not sure what it feels like, but I guess it's probably a lot like downing a few cups of coffee really fast.
That would be a third kind of buzz I guess, sort of jittery.
I liked the calming buzz from the carbon monoxide oxygen deprivation myself.
That buzz is something else. I remember liking it. But I only got it if I smoked a cig ridiculously fast. It can make your arms and legs numb if you're not careful. Go for the head buzz but once it reaches body buzz- you better be sitting down lol.
And yes, it's likely due to a combo of nicotine and lack of oxygen. Vaping can bring it on but not as much as smoking. Which I believe to be a good thing.
And yes, it's likely due to a combo of nicotine and lack of oxygen. Vaping can bring it on but not as much as smoking. Which I believe to be a good thing.
Nicotine delivery isn't tied to just the juice you are using. The biggest factor is the efficiency of the device you are using. With RDA's and genesis atomizers built with low ohm coils I was forced to reduce the nicotine level of the liquids I used. If you're after a nicotine buzz I'd suggest getting a mechanical mod and an RDA and begin experimenting with building your own coils. Battery safety is a big issue with low ohms though so be careful and do plenty of research to make sure you will stay safe
Try a dual stainless steel wicking genesis atomizer and or tobacco extract type juice. You're start to move back in the direction of smoking though but whatever works.
No you asked the question in a way that solicited exactly the responses returned, including mine, so in the end you win!
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welcome to ECFAs far as the ZING from ciggies compared to vaping yes, there is a difference, about 3500 different differences. Vaping does provide the nicotine, but it depends on how much nic you have in your juice, I use 30-36 mg/ml and my first morning hits to give me that ciggie rush. What I have noticed tho is that there is a lack of "something" that completes the real ciggie blast in the morning. I m guessing its the carbon monoxide and other alkaloids ciggies supply. Unfortunately Vaping wont give you that rush as ciggies do unless you do the whole tobacco extract thing ( which is supposed to emmulate a real ciggie in Vape form) I personally havent tried it since Im trying to ween myself off of real ciggies and do just the nicotine routine for a ciggie replacement ( which is working very well from 2 PAD to 1-3 cigs a day) eventually I will be analog free and just a vaporerererer puffin mist and aromas...and not leaving ashes and butts in my tracks...
This is a method I use to decide if I like a new flavor of juice. Unfortunately some of the higher Nic level juices (24-36) will cause a "tightness" in the throat and soon to follow hiccups ( nicotine Over dose) along with the tingling sensation over the entire body. If I get too much, 2-3 drops worth, I get the sweats and upset stomach along with the light-headedness thus the Buzz...
from what I have read and experienced a hi PG% can cause irritation of the throat and lungs. Im sure there are people out there who have had no reaction to higher PG levels, but I have switched to "100"% VG and found the harshness and irritation has completely subsided. No morning cough on the first hits, no need to turn the watts down to 50% of the previous nights setting... just a thought and an observation
6.25 "pounds" thats about 10.00USD isnt it? Where im at that would buy 50 cigs which would last 36 hours ( was at 40 cigs a day) now Im at 1-3 a day since Ive been Vaping
PG seems to me to be used because it reduces costs, both on juice making and on energy required to vaporize etc. I'm a few months in now and at 40/60 and looking forward to even less PG. I would say though that at that ratio at 25 watts with 12mg, the experience is fully more satisfying than an actual cugarette.
As far as I know there are only two, one of which is Aroma E-Juice.
I can definitely vouch for them, as can many others.
The other is Wholecigs, but I don't know anything about them.
Maybe others can chime in on that.
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