When you switched to a Reomizer where did your nic level end up?

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Rickajho

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Ok, I have had this RM2 staring at me for weeks. Still haven't tried it. Why? Ima skeered.

Up until now my normal vape is 24 mg. I go through 3+ ml's of that a day and it barely registers. But then you have all those people using rda's and dropping their nic level to 2 mg's or less or they kill themselves. (Let's just say they have a highly unpleasant experience.) I sure as hell don't want to make myself nic sick.

So what were your experiences when switching to an RM2 or similar rda? How much of a drop in your nic level did you need to make to avoid palpytations, sweating like a zombie, doing the macarena to work off the nic jitters (no one wants that one to happen...) - and other fun stuff like that?

Didja have to drop and by how much? Please and thank youse.
 

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I was at 18 mg. and lowered to 14 mg. I go through about 6 ml a day, and have been at this level for quite some time. I know others who use REO's and are still quite high. I DIY so can titer it down as needed, but 12 to 14 seems to be my sweet spot.

I haven't heard of 2 mg. all the way from a higher level being very successful, it is too much of a drop especially if you were at 24. I would be sucking the life out of my poor REO if I went that low from this level! I did need to lower it a bit when I started using the REO, but it wasn't as drastic as you might think.

Good luck finding your sweet spot! If you DIY it is easier to figure it out, but if you don't you can just add PG or VG to your existing juices until you find out what works for you. Good luck!
 
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Started vaping at 36mg. Went down to 34mg and that is where I was when I got my RM2's.

Over a period of months I found I was not enjoying my vape. It was harsh. Couldn't vape more than 3-4 draws.

Began diluting the juice in my REO bottle with some VG. Found the smoothness was back.

Next DIY batch I made some 32 & 30mg. It was nice but I wanted to see if I could go lower. Next batch was 28. I still have some of the 30mg. I can tell the difference.

I am enjoying the lower nic. I can sit with the REO in my hand and vape for a few minutes.

Also I lowered my flavoring level from 20% to 15%. It is all good!

I do notice that if I need the nic, like now, I must hit a few times before I am happy. So it has been a total change in the amount of vaping time with lower nic.

And yes, I can still vape enough to get nauseated! But I try not to do that!
 
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having a stock of 6 and 12mg juice, it is quite cost effective to have an RM2.. dilute, stretch supply and save money.. I haven't noticed any flavor loss- love it!!


edit to say: especially cost effective when the 12mg extra flavor was cut to 6, and then again to 4- the RM2 brings out flavors big time for me (used tanks previously). I actually like my favorites more that they're diluted now.
 
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When I first started vaping I vaped 18 in tanks n such, when I started dripping I went to 12 really quick! Then I started cloud chasing and went to 6mg, and 6 is where I will stay, without so much nic it's ALOT more smooth of a vape, and with bigger clouds I probably still get my nic, because I haven't felt any changes as far as desire or having a nic fit.

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Ok, I'm seeing a consensus of... it's a lot different for everyone. lol

I just got some 16 mg Joyetech liquids in. (Which are surprisingly good BTW) so for pre-mixed I can start there and see how that feels. That's the lowest pre-mixed I have.

I just happened to lay in a couple gallons or so of 24 mg stuff so if that doesn't work I have a dilemma. Or another huge shopping voyage on my hands, buying those same flavors in lower nic levels so I can mix down without losing any flavor. That, or I'll still be using bridgeless attys for a couple more years to use this stuff up. lol - sorta.

Gonna try the 16 mg Joyetech stuff. And mix a 12 mg unflavored. I always have that as an option since I stock me a lot's of unflavored from 0 mg to 36 mg just to play with. (Yeah - DIY adventures are on the bucket list too.)

Harsh shouldn't be a problem. I have to do 100 VG or as close as I can get to it because I'm allergic to PG. I can tolerate the amount of PG used as a flavoring carrier, but never add any more PG to liquids.

Thanks y'all! As Barbra Streisand said (after inhaling...) "We must all face our problems head on!"
 

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When I first started vaping I vaped 18 in tanks n such, when I started dripping I went to 12 really quick! Then I started cloud chasing and went to 6mg, and 6 is where I will stay, without so much nic it's ALOT more smooth of a vape, and with bigger clouds I probably still get my nic, because I haven't felt any changes as far as desire or having a nic fit.

You do - and that's my point of concern.

When you generate vapor with a liquid, the amount of nicotine contained in it is pretty much fixed. But when you generate and expose yourself to four times as much vapor you are exposing yourself to four times as much nicotine in the process. More vapor means more exposure to what ever is in that much larger volume of more vapor. You have to drop your nic level in the process, but that doesn't mean your nic intake is dropping all that much either.

That's why I don't want to get myself od'd here, moving up from the amount of vapor I'm getting off a bridgeless atty to the much larger volume of vapor I'm expecting from the RM2.
 

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You do - and that's my point of concern.

When you generate vapor with a liquid, the amount of nicotine contained in it is pretty much fixed. But when you generate and expose yourself to four times as much vapor you are exposing yourself to four times as much nicotine in the process. More vapor means more exposure to what ever is in that much larger volume of more vapor. You have to drop your nic level in the process, but that doesn't mean your nic intake is dropping all that much either.

That's why I don't want to get myself od'd here, moving up from the amount of vapor I'm getting off a bridgeless atty to the much larger volume of vapor I'm expecting from the RM2.

I used bridgeless atties for a stint before I finally built on my RM2 as I *hate* tinkering with things and kinda felt like "Hey Im happy here, I will hang around for a few before moving on" I went through quite a few to sort out the ones I liked the best. I ended up favoring the KidneyPuncher long barrelled atties, have you used these? I had to decrease my nic close to equivalent as to the RM2 with those as well and I find them to be *almost* on par with the RM2 in the facet of vapor production (taste is better on the RM2) - BUT - if you have used these or similar it should give you a margin to judge from. Just a thought :)
 
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