I have read that when you sub ohm, you have to reduce your nicotine. But I have gotten myself down to 6mg. Do I need to go to 3mg? Or does that rule only apply to higher levels of nicotine?
Switching to sub ohm
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I dont have that prior experience but I would buy a small amount of .3 ofyour favorite flavor and see how it feels. Maybe you can go to no nic:-0
No way to tell until you give it a try. You could try your 6 mg and see if it is harsh or causes you to cough. If so, drop to 3 mg.
My first rebuildable was a kayfun Lite+ tank, and I was still using my typical 12 mg in my first tankful. It was slightly harsh to vape, but what I noticed most was caffeine-like overdose. Lightheadedness, slight headache, jitters, "buzzed". The next day I used 6 mg and those symptoms disappeared.
My first rebuildable was a kayfun Lite+ tank, and I was still using my typical 12 mg in my first tankful. It was slightly harsh to vape, but what I noticed most was caffeine-like overdose. Lightheadedness, slight headache, jitters, "buzzed". The next day I used 6 mg and those symptoms disappeared.
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The rule of thumb is the better the deliver device the more juice consumed and the more nicotine absorbed. You can always buy the same juice in zero and mix equal amounts to cut the 6 to 3.
I can vape 6mg on my RDAs. But 'can' is the operative word. That would really only be if someone else offered it to me. If using my own juice, its only 3mg. And, even with the 3mg, I still sometimes get a caffeine-like high (like what Baditude mentioned) off of the mass dose of nicotine... its controllable though if I slow down my vaping.
But its not overwhelmingly painful to vape 6mg. Anything higher truely hurts though.
But its not overwhelmingly painful to vape 6mg. Anything higher truely hurts though.
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