Question on vaping?

[lamywaby]

Hello everyone.

My (23f) sister (39f) gave me a vape to try. I mentioned wanting to try one out of curiosity provided there was zero nicotine (I don’t smoke). Sister explained That this one does have 5% nicotine but that it was 3500 puffs and wouldn’t be enough to get me onto smoking. She had already used the vape so there would be less than 3500.

I’ve continued to use it on and off for the past two days to see if I like it. If I do, I'd be willing to get a different one with zero nicotine and probably stop using this one.

I like it so far, it tastes nice. I’m just curious if the “liking it” could be the nicotine in it. Since I don’t smoke I’m not sure how much can cause you to get into smoking.

If I continue, I’d be vaping strictly zero nicotine. I never understood the point of vaping zero nicotine so the fact that I like it concerns me that it couldn’t be the nicotine in it. Is my sister's advice accurate?

 

[lamywaby]

Hello everyone.

My (23f) sister (39f) gave me a vape to try. I mentioned wanting to try one out of curiosity provided there was zero nicotine (I don’t smoke). Sister explained That this one does have 5% nicotine but that it was 3500 puffs and wouldn’t be enough to get me onto smoking. She had already used the vape so there would be less than 3500.

I’ve continued to use it on and off for the past two days to see if I like it. If I do, I'd be willing to get a different one with zero nicotine and probably stop using this one.

I like it so far, it tastes nice. I’m just curious if the “liking it” could be the nicotine in it. Since I don’t smoke I’m not sure how much can cause you to get into smoking.

If I continue, I’d be vaping strictly zero nicotine. I never understood the point of vaping zero nicotine so the fact that I like CRYSTAL PRO MAX 4009 concerns me that it couldn’t be the nicotine in it. Is my sister's advice accurate?

thanks in advance for any input

 

[smacuser]

If I continue, I’d be vaping strictly zero nicotine. I never understood the point of vaping zero nicotine so the fact that I like it concerns me that it couldn’t be the nicotine in it. Is my sister's advice accurate?

If you're not wanting to get addicted to nicotine, I'd discontinue using that 5% nicotine disposable. That is the highest level out there.

I have a friend who, after having never smoked, started vaping a 5% disposable for fun during the pandemic, now he's hopelessly addicted.

BTW - you know you're posting in the cannabis forum, right?

 

[Darksand]

Let me second that, quit the 5% immediately if you do not want to get addicted!
If it is not too late already.

 

[JCinFLA]

Sister explained That this one does have 5% nicotine but that it was 3500 puffs and wouldn’t be enough to get me onto smoking

Sounds like sister wasn't aware that 5% nicotine actually means it has 50mg of nicotine per mL of eliquid. That's very high...especially for someone who doesn't/didn't regularly smoke for years. Most of my vaping friends and I smoked for 40+ years, and we vape eliquid that's 3mg-15mg nicotine per mL in our eliquid.

I agree with the previous comments from others...stop using the 5%.

 

[UncLeJunkLe]

5% is quite high.

Also, far be it from me to tell you what choices to make, but why vape 0% if you weren't even a smoker? I mean what does a non-smoker even get from a 0% vape? Peer pressure?

 

[smacuser]

5% is quite high.

Also, far be it from me to tell you what choices to make, but why vape 0% if you weren't even a smoker? I mean what does a non-smoker even get from a 0% vape? Peer pressure?

This member has been smoking and is using eliquids with nicotine. It’s just he can be a little confusing with his posts and where he chooses to post them.

nicotine levels in salt juices

I've been wondering about the strengths of salt nicotine, some bottles are 25mg but contain 1400mg of nicotine, while others that are 30mg only have 700mg (both 30ml bottles)

www.e-cigarette-forum.com

Btw @lamywaby , 5% nic equals 50mg.

 

[mosesrd]

Hello everyone.

My (23f) sister (39f) gave me a vape to try. I mentioned wanting to try one out of curiosity provided there was zero nicotine (I don’t smoke). Sister explained That this one does have 5% nicotine but that it was 3500 puffs and wouldn’t be enough to get me onto smoking. She had already used the vape so there would be less than 3500.

I’ve continued to use it on and off for the past two days to see if I like it. If I do, I'd be willing to get a different one with zero nicotine and probably stop using this one.

I like it so far, it tastes nice. I’m just curious if the “liking it” could be the nicotine in it. Since I don’t smoke I’m not sure how much can cause you to get into smoking.

If I continue, I’d be vaping strictly zero nicotine. I never understood the point of vaping zero nicotine so the fact that I like it concerns me that it couldn’t be the nicotine in it rare. Is my sister's advice accurate?

While your sister's intention may have been to provide a low-risk introduction to vaping, it's important to be cautious about the nicotine content, as even small amounts can be addictive. If you're considering continuing with zero-nicotine options, it's a safer choice, but it's essential to be mindful of your motivations and potential risks. Listen to your instincts and prioritize your health and well-being.