Yup, I agree.... if one vapes 1ml of juice above ohm compared to someone vaping 1ml sub ohm, the nic delivery is the same, it's just delivered a bit faster to the one finishing first. And who finishes first? Well it depends, if someone is sub ohming and is doing mtl inhales compared to someone doing above ohming but doing dl, then perhaps the latter is finishes first. Or if someone is vaping above ohm at 30 watts compared to someone sub ohming at 20 watts, here again the above ohm might finishe first. So there, sub ohm really doesn't mean more nic delivery. Wait, now I'm confusedThe only difference between sub ohm vaping and above ohm vaping is consumption levels. The lower consumption of the above ohm vaper, is why there is a need for a higher nicotine level compared to the sub ohm vaper. (Generally speaking)
When you burn through 1-2 ml in a few puffs you will get a rush of nicotine in your system. You need a much higher nicotine level for that same rush when your above ohm low wattage vaping be cause your lacking the overall consumption.
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