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Hardtail1969

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So i ordered some saltnic for my DIY, and now i am unsure.

I have purchased saltnic juices before, and their ratings system seems to differ from other commercial juices.

Where one sees 3mg or 6mg on a normal juice bottle, on a saltnic this has changed to 2.5% or 25mg/ml

This makes me ask, whether one would have to calculate the percentage differently when using saltnic in a diy recipe or not?
 
Hardtail1969 said:
So i ordered some saltnic for my DIY, and now i am unsure.

I have purchased saltnic juices before, and their ratings system seems to differ from other commercial juices.

Where one sees 3mg or 6mg on a normal juice bottle, on a saltnic this has changed to 2.5% or 25mg/ml

This makes me ask, whether one would have to calculate the percentage differently when using saltnic in a diy recipe or not?
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It all depends on what is your usual juice. For example, if you are use to 3mg on DTL device then you stick to 3mg. If you get proper MTL setup and wish to try higher nic level, then slowly up your percentages to 9 or 12mg and see how you handle it.
Those very high nicotine juices are made for low power MTL setups and they would be very dangerous on a dripper or a subohm tank with a high juice consumption.
 
alex1501 said:
It all depends on what is your usual juice. For example, if you are use to 3mg on DTL device then you stick to 3mg. If you get proper MTL setup and wish to try higher nic level, then slowly up your percentages to 9 or 12mg and see how you handle it.
Those very high nicotine juices are made for low power MTL setups and they would be very dangerous on a dripper or a subohm tank with a high juice consumption.
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You say dangerous? please elaborate?
 
ok, i understand your concerns.

What are your thoughts on the following setup:

asmodus running at 50w on a.20 ohm build, in a voluna tank with 25mg/ml salt nic juice?
 
Hardtail1969 said:
ok, i understand your concerns.

What are your thoughts on the following setup:

asmodus running at 50w on a.20 ohm build, in a voluna tank with 25mg/ml salt nic juice?
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I would make sure that I'm on the nice sofa during testing. Wouldn't try it while driving. Almost sure it's to strong setup for it.

Probably not a best person judge the new wave of high nicotine juices. I was going from 18mg down to 2mg over period of 2 years and I see no reason to go back to some high nicotine levels now.
 
Hardtail1969 said:
ok, i understand your concerns.

What are your thoughts on the following setup:

asmodus running at 50w on a.20 ohm build, in a voluna tank with 25mg/ml salt nic juice?
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No, 0.2 ohm = sub ohm

Best stick to normal nicotine with high temperatures / direct to lung / low ohm setups.
 
I must admit, your take is interesting and differs significantly from other sites and information available on salt nic and it’s uses and potential dangers. So far I have not found a source that verifies your opinions on these dangers, but have found only one that states the use of acid in juice manufacture for the juul device.


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Hardtail1969 said:
I must admit, your take is interesting and differs significantly from other sites and information available on salt nic and it’s uses and potential dangers. So far I have not found a source that verifies your opinions on these dangers, but have found only one that states the use of acid in juice manufacture for the juul device.
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Benzoic acid to help with absorption of nicotine.




"When using Nicotine Salt e-liquid, it’s important to be aware of potential dangers, some of which are generalized to all nicotine e-liquid, and some specific to Nicotine Salt.
Keep any nicotine products in a safe place where children and pets cannot access them—any kind of nicotine can be fatal if ingested by children or pets.
If you get any nicotine e-liquid on your skin, wash it immediately with warm water and soap—nicotine can irritate the skin, and in cases of high concentration, can lead to burns.
Only use Nicotine Salt e-liquid with a low wattage device—due to the smoothness and almost immediate absorption rate of Nicotine Salt e-liquid, nicotine overdose can be possible when ingested, vaped rapidly or used in a high wattage, sub-ohm device. Be on the lookout for signs of nicotine overdose, including:
  • Headache
  • Nausea and/or vomiting
  • Light-headedness
  • Muscle twitching/tremors
If you are experiencing these symptoms severely, please seek immediate medical treatment."

Source:
https://vapers.180smoke.com/t/freebase-vs-salt-nicotine-whats-the-difference/907

Sure there is more, but nothing can compete with personal experience, so you can always find a good sofa and give it a go.;)
 
Vaping nic salts in a plus ohm and sub 20w setting is considered as safe free nicotine.. When you vape nic salts at lower ohm and higher watts is may release benzine as by product.. The amount of benzine is between 150 - 5000 micrograms.

This is very low compared to a traditional cigarette which release around 200000 micrograms.

When they measure the benzine levels in a pod system designed foe nic salts bezine was measured ND (not detectable)

Its not only safer to vape nic salts at the recommended setting but nic salts are only effective when the vapour measures at a specific vapour pressure band and because nic salts vapourize at a lower temp than freebase nicotine the desired vapour pressure is reached at a lower temprature.

Nic salts are not as effective at high temps so you defeat the purpose vaping it at high temps.

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You would be hard pressed to vape more than 5ml of nic salts a day in a pod system.. Overdosing on nic is unlikely.

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zandernwn said:
Vaping nic salts in a plus ohm and sub 20w setting is considered as safe free nicotine.. When you vape nic salts at lower ohm and higher watts is may release benzine as by product.. The amount of benzine is between 150 - 5000 micrograms.

This is very low compared to a traditional cigarette which release around 200000 micrograms.

When they measure the benzine levels in a pod system designed foe nic salts bezine was measured ND (not detectable)

Its not only safer to vape nic salts at the recommended setting but nic salts are only effective when the vapour measures at a specific vapour pressure band and because nic salts vapourize at a lower temp than freebase nicotine the desired vapour pressure is reached at a lower temprature.

Nic salts are not as effective at high temps so you defeat the purpose vaping it at high temps.

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Very informative, thank you. I do find nic salts imparts a different taste to my juice, which I do not like.
 
My understanding of nic salts is the nicotine is more efficient and gets into your system quicker. I take it 25mg/ml is the nic base not the finished juice. When it comes to mixing juices i'm under the impression you need less with salts to get the dose your body wants while has less of a peppery taste that freebase has so you should get better flavour e-juice. If i was using 6mg using freebase, then switched to salts i would mix at 3mg just as an example.
 
Andre said:
Very informative, thank you. I do find nic salts imparts a different taste to my juice, which I do not like.
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Its all depends on the formulation.. But some may have that tangy sharpness which is what i assume you taste

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Timwis said:
My understanding of nic salts is the nicotine is more efficient and gets into your system quicker. I take it 25mg/ml is the nic base not the finished juice. When it comes to mixing juices i'm under the impression you need less with salts to get the dose your body wants while has less of a peppery taste that freebase has so you should get better flavour e-juice. If i was using 6mg using freebase, then switched to salts i would mix at 3mg just as an example.
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No this is the nicotine concentration in the final product.. Nic salts are commonly mixed in 15,25 & 35 sometimes even up to 59mgml.

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