I thought the real Man's smoke was Piquine.
I thought the real Man's smoke was Piquine.
It might be who manufactures it??? So far, all the tobacco absolutes I've seen explicitly say "Does not contain nicotine, For Flavoring Only". Although, I've only looked up some products I've seen talked about on the forum. That's kind of limiting for true researchAs I recall, tobacco absolute has no nicotine at all. It's a flavoring. Maybe DVap or a chemist can tell us exactly what's in tobacco absolute.
Back at the time that Dr. Laugesen issued his first report (January 2008), I was just starting e-smoking and using liquid from E-Cig, 24mg flue-cured tobacco. I still have an ingredient list and E-Cig liquid had "tobacco absolute". I think that's what Ruyan called tobacco extract. And tobacco absolute can be ordered and added to any e-liquid.
As I recall, tobacco absolute has no nicotine at all. It's a flavoring. Maybe DVap or a chemist can tell us exactly what's in tobacco absolute. I've meant to order some many times, but money always interferes and other items seem more urgent.
Still might be worth ordering some and adding it to my present e-liquids.
Hmm, must be American madeI throw away the other stuff and keep the alkaloids, they throw away the alkaloids and keep the other stuff.
Tobacco absolute is a black, tarry, smelly, viscous liquid that gives molasses in January a run for it's money.
I'll almost be willing to bet that tobacco absolute (which I have 1 mL of diluted in about 30 mL of ethanol... and wow is it strong smelling stuff) is the result of an exhaustive extraction with the alkaloids removed in a process similar to my WTA extraction. I throw away the other stuff and keep the alkaloids, they throw away the alkaloids and keep the other stuff.
Are the things, you say they throw away, the tobacco absolute?
Tobacco absolute is usually considered a fragrance component.
As I understand the term, it refers to an extract of tobacco from which the nicotine and presumably the other alkaloids have been removed.
While it's possible that the term has been used to describe some other preparation of tobacco, the term as generally accepted (and as I use it) refers to deactivated tobacco extract.
Just thinkin', DVap. All that goop you threw away was probably worth a small bundle if it was put in 1ml bottles. (another V8 moment) ...Doh!!I'll almost be willing to bet that tobacco absolute (which I have 1 mL of diluted in about 30 mL of ethanol... and wow is it strong smelling stuff) is the result of an exhaustive extraction with the alkaloids removed in a process similar to my WTA extraction. I throw away the other stuff and keep the alkaloids, they throw away the alkaloids and keep the other stuff.
Just thinkin', DVap. All that goop you threw away was probably worth a small bundle if it was put in 1ml bottles. (another V8 moment) ...Doh!!
Naw, I'll just wring out your lungs.. should be able to collect quite a bit.![]()
No need ol' pal. I can just hack some up for ya if I put my mind to itNaw, I'll just wring out your lungs.. should be able to collect quite a bit.![]()
I thought the real Man's smoke was Piquine.
Pall Mall, phooey, capstans & gauloise were a mans smoke
actually the latter made me feel like retching
You bought more than one pack of Gauloise ?,
after I tried a few I thought not doing that again.
Must be getting a bit 'early' in Nanaimo.
Wonder if there's any chance the Tobacco Absolute contains the MOAI component(s) ?
(assuming you don't have to have combustion to get them).
If so what would they be, & could you get them out.