I wonder what those binding salts are, and what the consequences of inhalation would be?
Edit: To clarify, Nude claims these cations in various proportions affect throat hit in different ways. I'm more questioning the safety of inhaling this version of nic versus the type we have become used to, i.e. do these extra components do any damage to the lungs that would be avoided by excluding them?
Ordered a 120 of Signature. Let's see how this is. I've been falling back on cigs here and there the past few months, hopefully this can help when I get strong cravings.
Let us know, I'm really interested.
This may be a stupid question, but how would one use these? Would you have to modify an existing atomizer or would you just be using them in place of your nicotine solution in a mix?
ELI5? I don't understand the uses for these. I saw them taking about the Juul but I haven't tried it so idk what they're talking about.
It's a more realistic emulation of a cigarette hit.
As in the way the nicotine is delivered/absorbed/insert-word-i'm-looking-for to you right? Every review I saw on JUUL pods people had to go easy and not vape much because they said they were getting a buzz. That's what I got from reading about them but the reviews didn't list a nicotine content. They only said "contains as much as a pack of cigarettes".
Edit: I just saw it says on the package that it contains 0.8ml of liquid with 5% nic by weight.
It is more than just free base nicotine in cigarettes that keep a person smoking. Tobacco seems to contain monoamine oxidase inhibiting substances that act as anti-depressant medications. Cigarettes are even more complicated with many more chemicals.