Nicotine Differences

[ckhk3]

What's the difference with the nicotine levels from 12-18. Obviously 18 has more nicotine than 12. Is the throat hit harsher or scratchier? How is taste affected (less or more juice flavor taste)? Thanks in advance.

 

[chesty]

higher nicotine levels will have more throat hit, it shouldn't be harsh to an ex-smoker unless you're unlucky enough to be one of the few people with a sensitivity to one of the ingredients.
some people detect a slight change in flavours with different nicotine levels, I never did. it's not a huge difference, anyway, some people say the low or zero nicotine level is the more pure flavour, like i said, I never noticed a difference.
some people need 24mg, some people can't handle 24 and start on 6 or 12. there's no way of finding oot withoot testing what's right for you.

 

[ckhk3]

Thanks. I used to smoke a pack a day of Kool Filter Kings. I tried the malibu in 12 mg and feel like I need more so I'm gonna try the 18mg.

 

[Cpmindseye]

Will a set up like tritons you won't notice much of a taste difference btw higher and lower nic levels. With a dripper you will. At least I do. This could be the fact hat with less nic you get less throat hit. Jensen larger inhales. But that's just my guess.


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[Cpmindseye]

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[FallenRawToast]

Most important thing... remember that with vaping it takes LONGER for the nic to really hit your system, so pace yourself a bit slower, or you will over-nic yourself trying to get something like the instant gratification that you are used to with ciggies.

The first few weeks are the hardest, because your body is used to that instant satisfaction which comes with smoking, unlike the minute or three that is with vaping.

 

[AngiBe]

Most important thing... remember that with vaping it takes LONGER for the nic to really hit your system, so pace yourself a bit slower, or you will over-nic yourself trying to get something like the instant gratification that you are used to with ciggies.

The first few weeks are the hardest, because your body is used to that instant satisfaction which comes with smoking, unlike the minute or three that is with vaping.

Agrred ^^^^^^^long, slow draws are important with vaping so you can absorb the nic. Also, as a new cig quit, I'd say it's better to error ordering too high of nic versus too low. It seems easier to cut down the nic than trying to add more.

 

[ckhk3]

Thanks for all your answers and help!

 

[chesty]

just be careful at bed time, I started on 24mg, and found it harder to get to sleep. nicotine is a stimulant, so will keep you up if you have more in your blood than when you were smoking, and I did. stinkies have a lot more addictive chemicals in them than nicotine, so when you quit the stinkies and replace them with vaping, you still withdraw, and so you vape more.