Considering upping my nicotine after 3 years

[silkakc]

Hello folks,

I'm approaching my 3 year anniversary this week and I've been at 6mg nicotine for 2 years. I ordered one bottle of 12mg for the heck of it in my last order and I found I preferred it. It had more throat hit and I felt more clear-headed and could think more quickly.

I do have a weird health problem that causes me to have low blood pressure. I take a pill to raise it, but I think the higher nicotine juice might raise it too and that's why I feel better using it?

Would I be a fool to go up to 12mg just to feel more alert mentally? Coffee doesn't seem to do that for me anymore LOL!

 

[Iffy]

Ah yes, caffeine! Da udder nasty entry drug... oh, wait... never mind...

Seriously, just let your body let ya know whats workin' fer ya. Hell, after three years vaping, do whatcha gotta do! Vaping isn't a 'lie'...

 

[mattiem]

Hello folks,

I'm approaching my 3 year anniversary this week and I've been at 6mg nicotine for 2 years. I ordered one bottle of 12mg for the heck of it in my last order and I found I preferred it. It had more throat hit and I felt more clear-headed and could think more quickly.

I do have a weird health problem that causes me to have low blood pressure. I take a pill to raise it, but I think the higher nicotine juice might raise it too and that's why I feel better using it?

Would I be a fool to go up to 12mg just to feel more alert mentally? Coffee doesn't seem to do that for me anymore LOL!

I say go for it. Mentally alert is a good thing and personally I see nothing wrong with nicotine. I know that a lot of folks are trying to cut it down to 0 but I know that it does wonders for me.

 

[DetraMental]

Used in moderation I see no harm, if you are concerned talk to your doctor. Nicotine is known to raise blood pressure.

 

[Starlyte2]

Seems to be killing 2 birds with one stone. As you already use nicotine, don't see why it can't be useful in health fields at the same time.
I'd do it, but doubling ib one time might go to your head
Although the body adapts fast, and it is known for upping blood pressure
All the best

 

[State O' Flux]

Hello folks,

I'm approaching my 3 year anniversary this week and I've been at 6mg nicotine for 2 years. I ordered one bottle of 12mg for the heck of it in my last order and I found I preferred it. It had more throat hit and I felt more clear-headed and could think more quickly.
Would I be a fool to go up to 12mg just to feel more alert mentally?

As the likelihood of me ever quitting vaping (I enjoy tinkering with mechs too much) is as unlikely as my winning the Irish Sweepstakes... I've recently bumped my nic level up from 6 to 12. As a certified chain vapist, I find that I simply cannot, as much as I've tried, vape enough to reach a "satisfactory" comfort level with 6mg/ml.
As I buy, rather than make my own juice... an 8 or 10 level might be sufficient, but few vendors do an 8 or 10, at least at a price point I'm happy with. ;-)

 

[JulesXsmokr]

only you know what works for your body with small doses of nicotine. and that's a good thing.

 

[EvilZoe]

Just use higher nicotine when you need the extra boost and go back to lower the rest of the time.


It's sort of like how I'll drink coffee in the morning for a boost and caffeine free drinks the rest of the day, unless I get tired in the afternoon.

 

[Ryedan]

IMO, do what works for you. I don't think more nic is going to hurt you. I don't even believe it's particularly addictive. Vape happy

 

[propagandax]

After 2 years I prefer the higher nic so I don't have to vape as much. I am no longer interested in "chain vaping" and with the better throat hit in my case less is more

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[LeftHandBlack]

I did 6mg for a month or so then went back to 12 as well. Better throat hit and I vape less.