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I live in London and smoke Dokha tobacco like 2 grams a day (it's super strong tobacco one hit floors yah hence the small quantities). When vaping I've tried both salt and freebase and they're both making me sick.

I want to get lots of nicotine, just not from e-juice. I'm told vaporizers don't produce as much vapor as IQOS, and are not nearly as convenient.

Hi guys, I'm one of those people who have tried vaping but to no avail and it's not just the PG/VG ratio but the nicotine itself (manufactured nicotine makes me feel sick and of course the PG). All in all the whole thing feels chemically and not only doesn't satisfy my cravings but gives me...

Just had a look at the Vapour2 PRO Series 7 and I really like how simple it is to use and how quickly it heats up. One problem though: it doesn't seem to have (or accept) inserts for concentrates (in my case Dokha tobacco, smoked in very small amounts because you do not want to be vaporizing a...

Actually, if you started getting excess phlegm after making the switch from smoking to vaporizing then it's a good sign. Many smokers (a lot, in fact) start experiencing symptoms like phlegm, coughing or even chest tightness after quitting smoking because smoking paralyzes the tiny hair-like...

You switched from smoking to vaporizing (not vaping), and got all benefits you described?

You mean VG, right? Also I've seen videos of people vaporizing RYO tobacco and the vapor production was highly impressive. I just don't know what the criteria is (i.e. what type of device and heating source).

Dokha tobacco is as dry (and fine) as it gets.

No can do.

Vaporizing, not vaping. The health benefits of switching from smoking to vaping are rather obvious to me even though vaping hasn't worked for me at all. But have any of you (especially tobacco smokers) noticed improvements in your health after you started vaporizing tobacco instead of smoking it...

I need a vaporization device that works best with fine-shredded and dry tobacco for quick hits like Dokha. The Dynavap caught my attention because it has a small bowl (for concentrates) and works fast (kind of like a Medwakh pipe since you need a lighter for it as well), but the vapor output can...

In my experience, the nicotine in e-juice (both freebase and salt) doesn't feel good to begin with. It makes me feel anxious (like I'm in danger or something) and doesn't give me a head buzz at all but only weighs my lungs down. I'll have to give this Dynavap device a go.

By longer exposure you mean it takes more puffs and a longer session, yes? You don't mean it lingers in your lungs and makes you sick? Because I was just going through the thread in Brian's comment and some people say it takes longer for the nicotine/vapor to be absorbed and then released from...

Not sure I understand you. You're saying vaping Dokha is not as satisfying as smoking it (nicotine wise?), and that the nicotine is more slowly extracted, but then you say the nicotine is actually too strong when vaped properly? Also why would Dokha vapor linger in your airways any more than...

I really hope so. But for proper extraction you probably need a good vaporizer that works on convection (or at least hybrid). Let's wait and see if anyone else here has any experience I'm sure there are many.

It's different in that it's really fine-shredded and very high in nicotine so one hit (two tops) will floor most people and leave them satisfied for hours. It's also not cured in any way so it retains the natural green color of the plant. I think authentic Dokah is as clean and organic as it...

Many of you have probably heard of Dokha, the ultra-potent, fine-shredded tobacco from the Arabian Peninsula smoked in a pipe called the Medwakh. I've been smoking it for years and I gotta say I love the relaxing head rush it gives me and the convenience of a one-hit smoke that leaves you...