Getting a nice headrush from lower Nicotine ejuice

[khalidmna]

Hi everyone

I was a smoker for five years. I would smoke American Spirits, which is quite strong, RYO. I would smoke three of these on weekdays and around 20 on weekends. Anyway, I made a clean break two weeks ago and bought an innokin itaste MVP 2.0. I was using 14MG eliquid from Totally Wicked, but I wasn't getting the head rush I would usually get from the first smoke of the day when I was on analogs, so I tried a 24MG NIC and still no head rush, but had a headache for two weeks and felt slightly on edge, with my heart racing and problems getting to sleep. After reading that this might be due to nicotine overdose, I decided I would stop looking for the headrush (I was tempted to order higher NIC or WTA juice from aromajuice) and ordered some Nova eliquid 5MG, which is 100% VG and alcohol-free (for religious reasons).

So, I tried this eliquid today and started to get slightly light-headed and felt a bit of a rush. I'm really made up with this juice as it gives me that light headed buzz I usually got from the first analog in the morning, but I was just curious to know if this was because I moved to a 100% VG juice or I've just improved my inhalation technique? Thanks

Khalid

 

[Rwb1500]

Probably your inhalation technique. I've found it's very rare that I get that dizzy nic buzz anymore, and I'm not too upset about. Every once in a while I'll use a juice that's higher nicotine than I usually use and a couple toots on the right device and my head is swimming. It just happened to me the other day with an Orchid I had built for the first time. Different devices will also have this effect, some are more efficient at delivering the nicotine. Dripping atomizers are one of those devices. One of the first times I tried a dripper I was using my normal nicotine level at the time, 12 mg. I about fell out of my chair after a couple rips on it. Most people lower their nicotine levels for use in drippers.

 

[khalidmna]

yeah, I think it's probably inhalation technique. I've noticed I'm not getting sore or coughing as much now than when I started, especially since exhaling through my nose. Maybe I've just adjusted to it. Thanks for the reply!