Ah, yeah; that's a good one; maybe it was some juice that really needed to steep first to evaporate.
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Ah, yeah; that's a good one; maybe it was some juice that really needed to steep first to evaporate.
or could it have been something you ate today? correlation does not always mean causation.
Wow, thanks for all the suggestions and tips. You folks are great!
I felt better after I slept some.
I still think it was the vaping and not mere coincidence, but I can avoid the problem if I integrate some of these tips. I think I'll bump the nicotine back up to 30 to see if it helps with the desire to be vaping constantly.
I felt better after I slept some.
I still think it was the vaping and not mere coincidence, but I can avoid the problem if I integrate some of these tips. I think I'll bump the nicotine back up to 30 to see if it helps with the desire to be vaping constantly.
you could also get a 0 nic juice and keep it in an extra tank for when you feel like vaping like a fiend.
Seriously, melissa; get a second tank; puff away like a train on a low nic tank, and take the occassional drag on the high nic one only when you need it.
I would def. say, your over vaping. it has happened to me several times. give it a rest! Your body can only metabolize at a certain rate. Also be aware, nicotine is absorbed more slowly with vaping, than with cigarettes. You will find your way, be patient, don't smoke butts, you can do this. good luck.
Heh. Okay, maybe 24 and 30 are too high . . . but I started with 18, figuring that I would chain-vape, and that wasn't enough. I almost literally couldn't put the thing down, and I still smoked about 15 real cigarettes per day. No illness during that time, BTW.
I think I'm pretty heavily hooked. The guy at the B&M suggested 30 when he learned how much I originally smoked. I was the one who wanted 18 instead, and regretted it later.
I like the idea of two complete vaporizers. I was thinking of doing that anyway, to have one with a delightful flavor and one with more of an all-day probably-tobacco flavor. I could still do that, with the first being much lower in nicotine. Zero-nic seems like a bad idea for someone so hooked on nic, but maybe 12.
I think I'm pretty heavily hooked. The guy at the B&M suggested 30 when he learned how much I originally smoked. I was the one who wanted 18 instead, and regretted it later.
I like the idea of two complete vaporizers. I was thinking of doing that anyway, to have one with a delightful flavor and one with more of an all-day probably-tobacco flavor. I could still do that, with the first being much lower in nicotine. Zero-nic seems like a bad idea for someone so hooked on nic, but maybe 12.
Yeah nic overload can creep up on you if you chain vape. All off a sudden you can feel a bit wonky so to speak. I think it's happened to every vaper at some point in their 'career'.
This brings up an interesting subject... The Transformation... I vaped like a madman when I switched from analogs to vaping. I had nic overload, got very anxious, couldnt sleep; all while my lungs were cleaning themselves out and we dont have to discuss how unpleasant that process is! But after a while you start to regulate your vaping habits. I still chain vape at night which is when I really enjoyed smoking but I use a lighter nic level at night so I m not up all night buzzing. Everybody has different side effects to the transformation but they go away. And then... Vape On.
I threw up the other day after vaping some 555 from mt baker vapor. I've had it for like almost a year and I think the bedroom light might have made it bad. I'm used to chain vaping ever since I quit analogs so I didn't feel like an overload either. Make sure your ejuices stay out of light.
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