nicotine ruins my buzz

nicotine... it just ruins my buzz.

some times I end up chasing my tail with it. I vape cannabis typically thats the level im trying to keep... but man.... nicotine just kills my buzz when I vape juice right after... if I dont vape nicotine before or after I have a great feeling and it last longer but include nicotine at any time during that period and I baseline... Although if I vape nicotine and then vape cannabis I notice a feeling near the way I feel when I combust cannabis... which is unpleasant. so now im wondering what others thoughts are.


anyone else been chasing their vapor trail and feel like admitting it?

anyone LOVE nicotine? I know a guy that just loooooves his nicotine.

I used to be that guy who needed a cigarette after a bowl of weed, like the one two combo.

I just use my ecigarette to keep my hands busy more often than not, it also is mildly relaxing. I don't chain vape all day (ecigarette) and rarely use it in the workplace.

I don't really pay attention to when I hit it in relation to weed nowadays. I certainly am not like huffing for it right after a dab or an herb session. Don't notice much difference in relation to my weed high, I guess though I can kinda get behind what you're saying...I'm vaping my ecig now and feeling less high. But I only took a dab at like 5:30. Hard to tell if the ecig is making me come down, or the effect is wearing off. Perhaps a bit of both?

I actually find the time I use it the most, is if I am playing a game. If it's multiplayer, during deaths/server changes I typically hit it. During single player, cutscenes.

I used to love my nicotine but find it more enjoyable at lower levels in ecigs.
Are you using high nicotine? When I switched to rebuildables & all VG it allowed me to drop the nicotine down to minimal levels & now I enjoy it much more. Goes better with everything. I'm vaping ecigs mostly for flavour & clouds now & like @HellsWindStaff said to keep my hands busy.
With low Nic, low flavour & big VG clouds, I find it enhances my buzz if anything.

I'm assuming you vape e-juice ? With an e-cig type device? what nic level are you using? And what kind of a device.

If your sub ohm vaping nic level should be low...

I went from using 18mg juice to using 3 mg when I went from reg e-cig using 2.5 ohm carto. To vaping sub ohm on a .8 ohm coil .

I totally forgot to mention that, and is pretty important. 3 mg. I use max VG liquids and I typically don't fuck with rebuildables, though I have some. I got my dad's clunky sausage fingers....curse you father!!!

I usually rock a Kanger subtank on the .5 coils at like 40 watts. Err.. I'm on 37 right now just checked but I turned it down at the bar last night for some people.

I supposedly have a temp control box + another Kanger Subtank in the mail, but it has nearly been 3 weeks and I am getting a refund Wednesday if it doesn't arrive. Didn't realize I needed different type of coils to utilize. Luckily Kanger just released those nickel OCC's

I also use 3mg 80/20 on a Kanger Sub tanks but I wrap my coil coil using clapton bout 27-30 watts

Odd, it helps my buzz, I drip 6mg, I usually chain vape while I vape herb...everyones different though.

I put a bit of pipe tobacco in my elb and puff on that for a while. I do enjoy the buzz from nicotine, mildly sedating as well as the flavor of the tobacco itself.. It's fun to do if I'm out of other herbs

farscaper said:

anyone LOVE nicotine?

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Yeah, just about everybody that smokes cigs, cigars and pipes.

lwien said:

Yeah, just about everybody that smokes cigs, cigars and pipes.

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I never smoked any of those and love it, helps me concentrate/adhd less and lessens my anxiety which is pretty extreme, e cigarettes are an at least safer alternative imo, I did research it before doing it, nicotine by itself is not much worse then caffeine, and does have beneficial properties(as does caffeine), those are being talked about more nowadays, nicotine had a stigma to it because of big tobacco in reality...apparently it can also help with alzheimers and parkinsons, at least some studies say so.