I thought "the eye of the needle" was NT...
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I think OT means off topic. though in the context it would get confusing.
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I thought "the eye of the needle" was NT...
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I think OT means off topic. though in the context it would get confusing.
Well I had to order some on that note. I ordered the Huntsman and the Gandalf, both at 24mg 70/30.
So I'm pretty excited, I really like natural extracted tobacco juice , even the dry ash tray taste is good for me.
I love Want 2 Vape tobacco's ,the Acid Blondie I just can not handle it has that Patchouli, smell/taste SPOT-ON , I mean you could not get a better Patchouli smell , taste , flavor , ever. It's just a bit over powering for me. All the rest of W2V I tried I liked very much.
And I like what people here are saying about the Gandalf ! Also the reviews on the web site are all good too , if that means anything?
BTW - can someone tell me if tobacco is grown with chemicals, or are the chemicals formed when the analog burns? I'm just trying to wrap my head around NET and whether it contains chemicals or not. Thanks
nicotine is natural in the tobacco. Besides that the rest of the harmful substances are added. the tar build up in the lungs is due to the burning of the tobacco. most NET are not from actual cigarettes therefore they don't have all the added chemicals. some vendors only extract from organic tobacco which would make it even more safe.
(clears throat) I hate to take issue with Luce in his own thread, but his answer is not quite accurate.
Yes, nicotine is definitely natural to the tobacco plant; yes, the FDA now requires that tobacco slurry (the smooshed-up, semi-liquefied product that dries in sheets so it can be mechanically rolled into uniform cigarettes) be "treated" with garsh-awful chemicals in order to make cigs "fire safe"; but no, the 4000+ chemicals in cigarette smoke we've all read/heard about ad nauseam are actually by-products of tobacco leaf combustion. (See, e.g., all the safety studies of Swedish snus.)
Because nicotine is a natural (and powerful) insecticide, tobaccco plants do not require chemical pesticide in the field. Tobacco extraction does not involve combustion, so NETS should be just as safe as (if not safer than) snus.
(clears throat) I hate to take issue with Luce in his own thread, but his answer is not quite accurate.
Yes, nicotine is definitely natural to the tobacco plant; yes, the FDA now requires that tobacco slurry (the smooshed-up, semi-liquefied product that dries in sheets so it can be mechanically rolled into uniform cigarettes) be "treated" with garsh-awful chemicals in order to make cigs "fire safe"; but no, the 4000+ chemicals in cigarette smoke we've all read/heard about ad nauseam are actually by-products of tobacco leaf combustion. (See, e.g., all the safety studies of Swedish snus.)
Because nicotine is a natural (and powerful) insecticide, tobaccco plants do not require chemical pesticide in the field. Tobacco extraction does not involve combustion, so NETS should be just as safe as (if not safer than) snus.
Thank you - I have always been confused as to when those 4000 chemicals enter the process. This really clears it up. However, for some reason it was my understanding that nicotine is not really harmful (i.e. does not cause cancer and is not a whole lot different from caffeine in a sense). But being that it's a natural "powerful" insecticide, I guess it's not totally harmless. IMO, better than the analogs though.
"The dose makes the poison" -- Toxicology 101
More people die everyday from dihydrogen monoxide poisoning, due to overdosing, than actual nicotine.
Dihydrogen monoxide
- is called “hydroxyl acid”, the substance is the major component of acid rain.
- contributes to the “greenhouse effect”.
- may cause severe burns.
- is fatal if inhaled.
- contributes to the erosion of our natural landscape.
- accelerates corrosion and rusting of many metals.
- may cause electrical failures and decreased effectiveness of automobile brakes.
- has been found in excised tumors of terminal cancer patients.
Despite the danger, dihydrogen monoxide is often used:
[*]as an industrial solvent and coolant.
[*]in nuclear power plants.
[*]in the production of Styrofoam.
[*]as a fire ......ant.
[*]in many forms of cruel animal research.
[*]in the distribution of pesticides. Even after washing, produce remains contaminated by this chemical.
[*]as an additive in certain “junk-foods” and other food products.
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I am having a burning sensation on my leg...oh, that's my wallet!![]()
Mr. Mann, I hope everything ok - sending you my best wishes
Ok, so, I got my order from Goodejuice.com yesterday. All 12mg.
1. Natural Perique
2. Vita Bella
3. Acadian Gold
4. Organic Tobacco
5. Patriot Tobacco
I have to say this is an interesting lot. All have a very unique tobacco flavor and are pretty good. I tried attys at first, and wasn't very impressed. I think they are at the end of their life cycle so I order some fresh ones. Next I tried some Boge 2.0 SC cartos and the experience was quite a bit better. I'm curious what others have found with this juice, and whether a steep is in order. My first impression is that the tastes will be better over time. I have to say though, these tobacco flavors are some of the best, and most unique, I have tried so far. Still waiting for my HHV Gandalf, Huntsman, Dragons Fire, Cowboy Savior, and an order from Want2Vape, Vapenstien London and Paris.
Glad I stopped by. Thanks y'all. Especially you, Mr. Mann, for steering me and the suggestions.
Mr. Goodwrench, the couple who own HHV are on a belated honeymoon, and will not resume shipping orders until July 23rd (even though the website is still taking orders). They plan to mix and ship in the order in which orders were received, so (I hate to tell you) its probably going to be another week or so before you get your Gandalf.
I assure you that, when Heather and Adam are not on honeymoon, they mix and ship orders with incredible speed!![]()
Ditto. Sending good vibes your direction. Hope all is well.
Mr. Mann, I hope everything ok - sending you my best wishes