I hope not. I tried dropping from 18 to 12, but it was too much. I went back to 18 when I caught myself constantly chain vaping. The drop from 24 to 18 was easy, tho, & that was just about 3-4 months after I started vaping. That second drop to 12 didn't go as well. I was still buying juice tho, so there wasn't a big choice in levels. It was 18 or 12. I can do it on my own now, tho. There.s only one juice I buy now, & I can get it in 0mg & add my own nic. Whoop!
When I started dropping the nic it was out of necessity. It kept becoming to strong for me. All the nic OD symptoms. I had to go to 24mg to get off the cigarettes, couldn't do it otherwise. Some people seem to naturally lose their tolerance to it.
I think I was happily at 12mg when I saw a post by Myrany saying she was working her way down to zero. I thought it was brilliant. Really wanted that "monkey off my back." I think I dropped to 6mg for a while and then started with DIY and dropped 1mg per batch I made until I was at zero. Every time, for three days, I vaped more but then went back to normal. Was off nic for about three months and it turns out I can't tolerate that, had physical problems. Back to around 3mg, sometimes 6mg (but that's a bit much) and wishing I had 24mg when I have to ride in the car while my dad is driving.
Since you are DIYing, how about mixing down 1mg at a time. As "high" as you are with the nic, you may not even notice it as long as you do it gradually. The most important thing is not to worry about it. If you don't tolerate lowering it, then you are where your body needs to be. I wasn't happy about going back to the nic but damn, I feel so much better with a bit of it.
Thanks for posting the video. I have an assortment of shrink wrap that I use for my racing drones so when I need to rewrap I am set. I also have a heat gun that works wonderfully for the shrink wrap. I'll just be careful not to overheat the batteries.
When I was young living in San Diego, I had some ammo that I didn't need and also didn't know any other shooters. I called the PD and an officer came by my house and picked up the ammo. I was going through a divorce and also moving on base and having ammo on base was a very big no no.
You're welcome and thank you for the information. We can't even get the sheriff to respond when there were poachers on the property, not likely they'll show up to gather some old ammo. I'll just drop it off at their station.
Just a note on calling the PD. Use the non emergency number NOT 911. They get a little upset when you call 911 for routine business.
Been under a lot of stress lately but even I wouldn't call 911 for that.
