does any one know the salt based ejuice well? what the difference with the regular ejuice?
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something about the salt based ejuice
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While I have never used Nic Salts it is supposedly smoother and more easily absorbed by your body which allows for higher MG Levels. I am sure others like my buddy @David Wolf will come along and give you a plethora of information.
While I have never used Nic Salts it is supposedly smoother and more easily absorbed by your body which allows for higher MG Levels. I am sure others like my buddy @David Wolf will come along and give you a plethora of information.
Hey Tmart. Nic salts juices are basically a lot smoother than regular Nic juices, that’s why some people vape a lot higher Nic level Nic salts in pod mods or other tanks at lower power.
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Hey Uncle RJ,
I bout my first nic salts ejuice from originevape last year, 45 mg nic salts, I just looked and I think they only sell the 25 mg strength there now. I did a quick search and myvaporstore has it 5 bucks cheaper, and in either strength, I've bought from them before so a good place. I liked the Mint very much, and the Canolli was soso. I vape high nic, but even 45 mg nic salts was too much for me even in a pod mod, so I had to cut it a bit with PG/VG.
Nowadays I diy and use Nude Nicotine Nic Salts, (Signature) in a diy mix at 24 mg for my NET tobacco diy, in a doggy style tank at 12W, and 32 mg diy Ice Peppermint diy in a tank at 9W, I only vape about 2 1/2 ml a day between the two. I've tried 4 different pod mods, and like the Myjets a lot, but like my pal Steve above I found that the pods just got too expensive (we got them dirt cheap for a while, but no more) So now Im using doggy style tanks and building spaced coils, takes me no time and cheap.
Nic Salts are definitely worth giving a try, especially if you find your nic/PG too harsh.
thanks for your information
