Salt Nic 48 mg/ml

Status
Not open for further replies.

BMarcos

New Member
Jun 11, 2021
2
2
Hello!
I started vaping recently, i followed the suggestions of a local shop and used a salt nic 48 mg/ml with a Smok Novo + 0.8 ohm coil.
I have been vaping about 4 ml / day, about ~200 mg of nicotine per day!
(20 cigarettes are equivalent to 20 mg of nicotine)
I was feeling really anxious and depressed in the past few weeks and got scared until I realised my big mistake.
Are you guys vaping salt nic 48 mg/ml? Have you ever had the same side effects?

Thanks!
Marcos
 

Hawise

Ultra Member
ECF Veteran
Mar 25, 2013
1,660
4,271
AB, Canada
Sadly, local shops are often a poor place to get information. I'm glad you got things figured out, though you must have had some unpleasant times in the process.

48 mg/ml is meant for really weak devices like the Juul (and even then it's a really high concentration), and I think yours is a little more powerful. Anxiety is a common symptom of excess nicotine. I don't know about depression, but anxiety can certainly contribute to depression so there could be a link there.

It's also possible you're still adjusting to removing the cigarettes. They don't just have nicotine, but also numerous psychoactive chemicals. Most people will adjust to the loss of those substances within a few weeks, so if that's the problem (or part of it) you should see some improvement soon.

One caveat about calculating the nicotine equivalency of cigarettes and vaping: It's not really directly equivalent. For starters, less nicotine is absorbed through vaping than through smoking, so you'd expect your vaping nicotine consumption to appear higher than your smoking consumption (although not necessarily that much higher!) I'd suggest not thinking about the numbers too much and listening to your body instead.

Welcome to ECF, and I wish you the best of luck finding the right concentration!
 

Territoo

Diva
Supporting Member
ECF Veteran
Verified Member
  • Jul 17, 2009
    7,690
    37,916
    Texas
    What you've been vaping is a lot, but not out of the realm of abnormal. It would be better to cut down the nic as long as it keeps the cravings at bay. Anxiety and depression are normal nicotine withdrawal symptoms or you could just be depressed. Jitters, lightheadedness or dizziness, nausea are symptoms of nicotine sickness and you definitely need to stop vaping so much.
     
    Status
    Not open for further replies.

    Users who are viewing this thread