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Isnt it the same nic thats used in the quit smoking gum and lozenges?
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sometimes i lick my fingers when i dribble juice on them. most of the ones i have slurped up taste pretty good. i don't see why you couldn't ingest it if you vape it. it all goes in your body. but the nicotine doesn't absorb into your blood as fast thru your digestive system as it does thru your respiratory system. i sound like i know what i'm talking about, don't i? i don't.
Yep. Nic is nic. Whether it is in a vape, gum, candy, patch, pill or whatever.
Rock candy? Lol. Just don't chew it.
Yep. I see no reason why a person couldn't make candy with DIY flavors and nic. My guess is the only reason it's not done by a manufacturer would be because of accusations of appealing to kids. That's probably why nic gum mostly still tastes awful.
Nic on it's own doesn't really taste very good anyway.
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popsicles?
I don't know. Maybe you could do like the guy in the video I'm about to post does with snuff. Soak a wood dowel or toothpick in the juice. Check it out.
I have long wondered what concentration of nic would be reasonable in a VG-based lotion, for times when vaping isn't possible. I saw some marketed briefly, but my calculations showed you'd have to bathe in it to get a decent dose.
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The nic in juice is made in a lab and is not intended for topical or oral injestion, I've had a tank bust in my pocket and it just about made me have a heart attack. It absorbs straight into the skin
How is it different that whats in the gum?
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I'd love to know how this goes. Since I can't vape near/around work, this would be awesome.
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I've seen a type of e juice that produces no vapor, I cannot remember the name bit an internet search should do you good.
If you want nic in oral form, buy Nicotine Lozenges. If you want to apply it to your skin, buy the patches. If you want to chew your nic, buy nic gum.
If you want to vape your eLiquid with nic, then vape it. Some paths don't need exploration.
If you want to vape your eLiquid with nic, then vape it. Some paths don't need exploration.
Few drops of vanilla juice in the coffee oughta do ya right
LOL. By your standards, I guess we should just go buy our juice too.
DIY(Do It Yourself)
I hate to link to that other site but,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/miscellaneous/1285-diy-nicotine-candy.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/miscellaneous/1285-diy-nicotine-candy.html
Nope, said nothing about buying ejuice. I DIY myself, almost all I vape now.LOL. By your standards, I guess we should just go buy our juice too.
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Thank you sir.
Everything inside me says it's a bad idea and a trip to the ER for someone.
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I've seen liquid they sell on Amazon, with nicotine in it, for making gum. It looks like similar stuff we would use to make ejuice. The best I can remember, it was 40 mg... but I could be wrong. Look that product up and maybe you can find out how to make the gum.
Lots of people think vaping is a bad idea and will result in death.
Yep. Same as VG eliquid base.
http://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Nicotine-Drops-Lozenge-Pieces/dp/B007250MFE
I was thinking of doing something like this; http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-detail.asp?recipe=119330
And maybe using DIY flavor and nic for the 1/4 tsp. extract or flavoring oil.
I need to get a candy mold though.
Gummie bears?
Can you imagine the wailing and gnashing Of teeth on low mg content from the anti's
SAMSUNG say whaaaaaat?
Can you imagine the wailing and gnashing Of teeth on low mg content from the anti's
SAMSUNG say whaaaaaat?
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Thanks Time! Great find.
same nic, just different form of suspension..
I wouldnt recommend using our nic in that way..
first, it will decrease in strength, and second, i dont want any candy with nic in it around my son..
It's not a different form of suspension. It's VG. And even if it was, it makes no difference on the nic. Unless it oxidizes considerably, I see no basis for a reduction in strength and it should go without saying that anyone with kids around shouldn't allow them access to candy with nic in it.
add heat, nic degrades..
here.. only thing i know of, explained into detail on making candy with our flavors..
good luck adding nic in.. maybe if you went above your strength needed.. but how would you test it out?
http://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/...ou_know_you_can_make_candy_from_your_flavors/
Okay. add heat, nic degrades. What does nic do on a red hot atty coil?
Make the candy then stir in nic before it cools. The temperature is quite low compared to a coil when we vape. Any reduction in strength would be quite minimal and inconsequential. Let's not forget, this isn't a new science. Nic gum, lozenges and even nic lollipops are and have been made. The lollipops were not allowed to be sold because of the kid thing. The only difference is DIY.
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I think i will not add any nic to mine..
but you can do what ever you wish..
but you can do what ever you wish..
I think i will not add any nic to mine..
but you can do what ever you wish..
Exactly.
BTW, thanks for the link.
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After all the studies that were conducted by Kurt and the rest, it takes extremely high temps to degrade nic. The amount of degradation would be minimal.
now that is a heck of an idea too.. hmm maybe we can add more flavors to that too..
but i like putting flavors into cookies and cakes and my coffee..
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I would imagine the biggest concern would be un even distribution throughout you candies unless you put the exact same amount in individual candy molds when they are just almost cooled. I wouldnt add it before you put it in the molds. It would work most defiantly. you wouldnt believe the stuff they put in suckers round these parts
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The flavors we use for DIY juices are the same flavors used for candy, food, drinks, etc. Pretty sure that manufacturers aren't making extracts specifically for ejuice creation, they were making them for foods long before the vaping community found them and started using them.
I don't know about adding already mixed juice to candy, but I see no reason to say that the flavoring extracts couldn't be added to candy along with some nic.
Only concern would be the heat causing evaporation. If you want even distribution, you'd have to *mix* it in while the candy is still liquid and hot, think around 200-250F for hard candies. Probably a lot less for soft/gummy candies. Caramel might be better then both, don't think it needs to get as hot.
Standard sugar based rock candy would likely be the easiest. Dissolve sugar in water, add flavoring extract and nic, let the water evaporate naturally to leave rock candy. But the nic might dissipate and flavoring might evaporate with the water, or become very concentrated in the sugar if you based the amount of nic/extract on the volume of water used (just taking wild guesses).
I don't know about adding already mixed juice to candy, but I see no reason to say that the flavoring extracts couldn't be added to candy along with some nic.
Only concern would be the heat causing evaporation. If you want even distribution, you'd have to *mix* it in while the candy is still liquid and hot, think around 200-250F for hard candies. Probably a lot less for soft/gummy candies. Caramel might be better then both, don't think it needs to get as hot.
Standard sugar based rock candy would likely be the easiest. Dissolve sugar in water, add flavoring extract and nic, let the water evaporate naturally to leave rock candy. But the nic might dissipate and flavoring might evaporate with the water, or become very concentrated in the sugar if you based the amount of nic/extract on the volume of water used (just taking wild guesses).
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