Question for the experts with N.E.T

[YASER-SYR]

I have read many threads in this forum about extracting nicotine from tobacco leaves...but I have a question before I start my experiment:
Does the nicotine produced by the extraction process give a throat hit , or does it just give a flavor?
If the answer is yes, can one of the experts present with us recommend the best and easiest way to do this?
with many thanks

 

[PapawBrett]

Not an expert, just someone who does this sort of thing...
Knowing your extraction process would help give a more definite answer, but assuming you are using Cold Maceration with PG or Heated Ethanol ....
The amount of nicotine you will get is minimal at best. Practically zero.
If you want to add nicotine, that can be done, assuming you can still find it.

 

[YASER-SYR]

Not an expert, just someone who does this sort of thing...
Knowing your extraction process would help give a more definite answer, but assuming you are using Cold Maceration with PG or Heated Ethanol ....
The amount of nicotine you will get is minimal at best. Practically zero.
If you want to add nicotine, that can be done, assuming you can still find it.

i want to made something like this ...

 

[UncLeJunkLe]

i want to made something like this ...

That's a picture of nicotine concentrate aka nicotine base in 100mg/ml (aka 10%) strength. It's what people use to make their own eliquid/ejuice.

I could be wrong, but I don't think it's really that easy to make 100mg/ml nicotine concentrate in the home.

NET and nicotine concentrate aren't the same thing. When you make a NET, you are essentially making a flavor concentrate to use to flavor your eliquid. When you make a nic concentrate, you are extracting the nicotine. As papaw said, while you will get some nicotine in a NET, it's very low.

 

[PapawBrett]

Tobacco extraction is for the flavor. It's basically an organic flavor for DIY'ers who want real tobacco taste.
The nicotine is produced by labs who make commercial liquid.