I have been vaping medium nicotine content. I received a bottle of e-juice today that was marked 11 mg nicotine. But it's making my head buzz and my heart feel like it's racing, like maybe alot higher nic than stated. Has anyone else had that happen?
Can you say "No quality control, no regulation, no batch testing of any kind?"
How do you KNOW what you inhaled?
Can you say "No quality control, no regulation, no batch testing of any kind?"
How do you KNOW what you inhaled?
This morning, I tried the same questionable juice and had the same thing happen, in fact right now.
My original question was did anyone else feel it happened to them? I just wanted to get an idea of how many times this might happen. I really want looking to point blame at anyone.
Every person who has ever OD'ed has felt that happen to them. Stop using that bottle. That is not a sign of "Working", that is a sign of, "You are getting a dose that is close to the poison level." (You confirmed that an equal dose, from the same location, did not have that effect. Obviously, this is NOT that same dose as the bottle indicates.)
The missing label... "Discontinue use if you detect abnormal heart conditions, such as racing, stopping, or chest-pains. Consult a doctor if conditions continue or worsen." (That is a standard "Stimulant warning". This is not your standard stimulant, this is a sign of pre-poisoning levels.)
Don't listen to anyone who tells you, "Trust me, it is safe", after you directly indicated "Medical problems". (Heart racing is a medical problem, obviously caused by the e-juice which you indicated as the trigger. You would not continue to drink coffee or expresso, if it had the same effect, and any doctor would tell you the same.)
Go back to analogs until you get a new bottle in. Seriously, a few days more of smoking analogs will not kill you, but that juice might.
It is not difficult to prove... just send a sample in to the FDA, after you call them for an appropriate shipment package. (The USPS does not allow poisons to be shipped through normal packages in the federal mail. They will send you a special bio-hazard/toxic package for shipment, which must be shipped directly from a carrier office. The packages have special precautions that normal delivery agents do not take into account. I have to deal with this for tattooing also, and many of the chemicals I purchase.)
Every person who has ever OD'ed has felt that happen to them. Stop using that bottle. That is not a sign of "Working", that is a sign of, "You are getting a dose that is close to the poison level." (You confirmed that an equal dose, from the same location, did not have that effect. Obviously, this is NOT that same dose as the bottle indicates.)
The missing label... "Discontinue use if you detect abnormal heart conditions, such as racing, stopping, or chest-pains. Consult a doctor if conditions continue or worsen." (That is a standard "Stimulant warning". This is not your standard stimulant, this is a sign of pre-poisoning levels.)
Please read about nicotine poisoning...
Acute nicotine toxicity
Don't listen to anyone who tells you, "Trust me, it is safe", after you directly indicated "Medical problems". (Heart racing is a medical problem, obviously caused by the e-juice which you indicated as the trigger. You would not continue to drink coffee or expresso, if it had the same effect, and any doctor would tell you the same.
Go back to analogs until you get a new bottle in. Seriously, a few days more of smoking analogs will not kill you, but that juice might.
It is not difficult to prove... just send a sample in to the FDA, after you call them for an appropriate shipment package. (The USPS does not allow poisons to be shipped through normal packages in the federal mail. They will send you a special bio-hazard/toxic package for shipment, which must be shipped directly from a carrier office. The packages have special precautions that normal delivery agents do not take into account. I have to deal with this for tattooing also, and many of the chemicals I purchase.)
It is not difficult to prove... just send a sample in to the FDA, after you call them for an appropriate shipment package.
It's not impossible that you got a mislabelled bottle, that's happened with flavours. It's even possible that a sample bottle got mixed into a batch or the batch was all wrongly dosed.