To use nicotine salt or to use freebase nicotine. If you want to vape a very high level of nicotine in concentrations of 30mg/mp or higher, then it is of utmost importance that you keep your wattages low and coil resistance should be higher than 1ohm. This applies no matter which form of nicotine you are using. Freebase most likely will be harsher when used in this fashion and that is why salt nic is more useful in this scenario. Most of the hoopla about nicotine salts is overrated. I like nicotine salts for the fact that they do not oxidize as easily and storage life is somewhat extended. My statements on this matter are the result of personal experience and should by no means be interpreted as scientific fact. It is my belief that my statements, though, are valid. I hope that this info will be helpful for anyone considering using nicotine salts. At high levels, nic salt can be used without excessive throat irritation versus freebase nic at these same levels. At low levels, i really cant say that i can tell a difference between the two.
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Benefits, for myself, are the ready availability of juices higher than 6 mg for use in my MTL setups. The market seemed to get away from the early days, in order to appease the tricksters, and the influencers. Salts in my higher ohm'd babies solves the issue.
straight salt based nicotine is great for vaping higher mg levels, yeah. but don't forget that most of the commercial juices contain benzoic acid as well which is the icing on the cake.
dinner lady lemon tart(the salt version) in particular doesn't contain benzoic acid, its ok.
dinner lady lemon tart(the salt version) in particular doesn't contain benzoic acid, its ok.
I only diy with salts, they pretty much eliminate th. Iuse 8mg and mix 12mg for my cousin. Neither one of us can tolerate freebase anymore. I do find they are different at lower mg percentages. I also mix 2.5mg for dripping and notice a difference.
@Coyote628 - I asked @stols001 this last night so getting your thoughts as well; at 18mg/mL of nicotine salts or lower does that get affected by sub-ohm tanks? by the sounds it doesn't sound like it at all but curious as hell (I am seriously getting confused when I read this thread) 
not hard though as I haven't slept yet.
not hard though as I haven't slept yet.It shouldnt be a big problem. Ive vaped 18mg at sub ohm. It wasnt salt though. Dont get too confused though, nicotine is nicotine. The salt vs freebase thing is way overblown into something it shouldnt be.@Coyote628 - I asked @stols001 this last night so getting your thoughts as well; at 18mg/mL of nicotine salts or lower does that get affected by sub-ohm tanks? by the sounds it doesn't sound like it at all but curious as hell (I am seriously getting confused when I read this thread)
Thanks for that - I vape at 18mg/mL at the moment using freebase (although low quality HiLiq stuff), the information regarding Nic salts seemed to focus on "you can vape higher concentrations" and then somehow I got it in my head that you can't use Nic salts with sub-ohm AT ALL.
I use 4 mg nic salt in subohm. I don't like throat hit. You can use NIC salt with any set up you can use freebase with.
It's simple really...if you like th use freebase, if you would like to lessen th use salts at the same mg you normally use.
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