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Worked examples Examples: using ~200 puffs/mL and targeting ~1 mg absorbed: 3 mg/ml 0.015 mg per puff ~67 puffs 6 mg/ml 0.030 mg per puff ~34 puffs 12 mg/ml 0.060 mg per puff ~17 puffs 1820 mg/ml 0.090.10 mg per puff ~1110 puffs 50 mg/ml 0.25 mg per puff ~4 puffs Nicotine salts vs freebase Nicotine salts often feel smoother and can be absorbed faster than freebase

If the argument that "the larger the container, the higher the consumption" were to be taken seriously, it would be logical to limit heavily sweetened red vodka, for example, which is particularly popular with young people, to 1dl

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It was given to her by the first cigarette that settled on her lips in the summer of 1965