Is it possible to inject the juice into the gum. Does not necessarily have to be gum by the way. Some lemon tart in the tea would also smile me too.
In theory yes you could. I don't know how the gum would behave with liquid injected into it and most likely it would all come spilling out as soon as you bit into it. Thus removing the time delay release as with normal gum. It might be better to roll the gum as flat as possible, put a bit of eliquid on it, and find a way to dry it without ruining the nicotine. Then roll it back up. If using the drying method I mentioned you would want to use a higher concentration of eliquid so there would be less liquid that needs to be dried. Also PG based might be easier to dry, I am not sure on that though.
I'm sure it's possible, but would it be a good idea? I doubt it would be. Eliquid is to be turned into vapor for inhalation. It's not meant to be ingested, which is what would happen if you injected it into gum you chewed or put it into tea you were drinking.
Personally, if I ingested the usual 10mL-12mL of 7mg eliquid that I vape per day...I'm positive that I'd have a bad stomach ache every day and would probably do physical harm to my digestive system, too.
The only difference between the nic in eliquid and the nic in gum is that the nic in eliquid is suspended in either PG or VG. Otherwise it is chemically the same. Nicorette gum comes in either 4mg or 2mg per piece of gum. This means if you had 6mg/ml of eliquid you could "inject" 0.75ml into the gum and have the exact same nic per piece as the store bought. Alternatively, if you had 40mg/ml you could spread 0.1ml over the gum to dry. At these levels you would have to chew 18 pieces per day to get into the daily range you are talking about (10ml * 7mg/ml = 70mg/day). Yes the nic would be ingested but that is no different than with the real gum, or worse, the lozenges.
All that said, I can personally attest that LONG TERM use of the lozenges did in fact cause occasional episodes of stomach and digestive issues. Including severe abdominal cramps and ........ followed by constipation. For me, an episode lasted about 2 to 3 days (1 day of each of the 3 symptoms) and occurred only every few months but none of this started until after a year or more of daily use and quit as soon as I stopped using them.
So if it were me, I would only use this as a very short term "stop gap". Perhaps if I were on an airplane or serving on jury duty and couldn't vape for several hours.
