Electric Nicotine

Electric cigarettes are easy-to-use, and quite convenient. Much more convenient than actually lighting a cigarette! They are rigid, and can be stored in a pocket, purse, drawer or any other location.

If you already know how to smoke, then you know how to use one. You just stick it in your mouth and draw on it, inhaling like you would on a regular cigarette. The amount of “smoke” you e-mail and neck sale is dependent on how much suction is placed on the device.

There are two sides to electronic cigarette, one is the battery, and one is the “tip”. They simply screw together in seconds, and they are ready to use.

Nicotine is an alkaloid that’s found in several plants,  but primarily tobacco. In very low quantities, it’s also  found in potatoes, tomatoes, eggplant and green peppers.
When you absorb nicotine in small amounts, whether it’s from cigars, or cigarettes, or the new electronic nicotine delivery systems, nicotine causes a feeling of relaxation calm this and can sometimes cause stimulation and a feeling of being more alert.

The effects of nicotine can last from as little as a few minutes up to a few hours depending on the individual.

Propylene glycol is a common organic compound which is recognized as safe by the US FED (United States Food and Drug Administration.

Propylene glycol is used in the coloring of food, flavoring foods, and as an additive to keep things moist, including medicines and cosmetics.

Propylene glycol is also used in machines that simulate smoke, and in the electronic cigarettes,  propylene glycol functions to provide the vapor mist that looks like smoke and is used to suspend flavor.

Simply put, Propylene glycol is what allows you to get the taste and the nicotine of “smoke” without actuall smoking.

The ingredients in the Njoy electronic cigarette are completely different and much safer than what’s found in typical cigarettes and cigars.

This product contains water, propylene glycol, nicotine, a scent that emulates tobacco flavor and a simple membrane to suspend the ingredients.  None of the ingredients are carcinogenic (cancer-causing) agents. The FDA has called propylene glycol safe.

Nicotine is not believed to have toxicological effects, it offers some therapeutic uses and it can be found in many common foods, including pepper, tomato, eggplant and potato.