Making thick vapor using drops?

Hi all,

I have a friend who uses nicotine replacement drops in the SSV wand (its called super sauce) and this gives him some amazing thick vapor much like a sheehsa/hooka pipe.

Now i dont want any nicotine as i have been there before lol, but i would like to know if there is a similar product i could use to achieve the same effect?

Cheers for the help

Look in the concentrates thread for some info on making a 'concentrate' of sorts with your plant.

But normally concentrates tend to have their own proprietary tools (although you CAN still use the SSV - its just not as efficient)

kief+higher temp will give some amazing clouds. maybe not as much as a hookah(but I haven't used a hookah in a while, sdo don't really remember how big the clouds were)

otherwise you maybe could look for essential oils that are safe to inhale and have a slightly lower vaping point(ofcourse it's actually boiling point, but in this context I like vapng point more)
but that would mean the taste of that essential oil will probably overpower the taste of your weed.

This is mostly for my wife who enjoys sheesha and is looking for a healthier option (doesn't do weed lol) but feels vaping herbs exclusively just doesn't provide much vapor so the kief is out im afraid, i will look into the essential oils but was hoping someone had created nicotine less drops for exactly this reason.

Perhaps look into zero nic juices thru the ecig industry suppliers and possibly drip into an organic cotton ball to vape with ?

This would allow the wide range of flavours, as well as good vapor being produced by either the PG or VG (or both combined) ingredient.

That sounds perfect as she can drop it onto some damiana and that should do the job, where can i get these drops as a google search didnt find anything. and what are the PG and VG... vapor genie?

where are you located ? (pm me if you wish). I can drum up some links of suppliers if interested.

Sorry, as an ecig user I forget not everyone knows the ecig basics.....

PG = propylene glycol
VG = vegetable glycerin

"most' sellers use a mixture combination of both, yet some offer 100% of one or the other.

Personally... I prefer VG as its softer on the throat/chest for ME and my vape temps are below combustion so no worries about creating acrolein with the VG.

As well... there are thousands of different flavours available with the juices

Thanks for clearing that up, for a while i thought you were suggesting i buy a new vape lol.

That sounds lovely and i live in London England if you know of any suppliers over here


EDIT: I have found these does anyone know them or has anyone tried them?

http://www.totallywicked-eliquid.co.uk/

http://www.eliquidlabs.co.uk/

Figures, lol....... ya couldn't be USA or Canada eh

I don't have experience with either personally, however totallywicked has a good following with their juices, and seeing as they are in the UK and offer zero nic juices they will be more convenient for ya.

Maybe join in at the E-cig forum (just don't talk about mj or any illicit drugs there) and get flavour opinions from their juice review sub forum.

Here's a set of links for you to look at at ECF:

main forum: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/index.php

Video e-liquid reviews: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/e-cigarette-video-reviews/

TotallyWickeds sub forum: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/totally-wicked-e-liquid/

and a customized goggle search of any totallywicked content at ECF: http://www.google.com/cse?sitesearc....y=0#gsc.tab=0&gsc.q=totallywicked&gsc.page=1

NOTE: at ECF there is also a subforum for DIY juice making with concentrated flavors you could look at if your willing to play mad scientist at some point. It's really quite simple to do once you know the basics of juice and have an automated calculator that you can download form the site from that DIY section.

Happy reading, and good luck with your trials.

Like it has been said, you can buy pure VG, its producing clouds, sweet tasting and cheap. I tried once but not twice since I'm not cloud chasing anymore. I would avoid high temps with thoses products.
Stick to the plant is a good idea

Instead of PG and VG, try some PEG400, much heavier but great for natural oils.