Hey guys and gals. These last three days I have been smoking the new Small Batch CRF on my commute home. I have found that the spice and bread notes are absolute heaven when I blow it out my nose. I may be blowing the smoke through my nose a little more than normal, but not much more.
Here’s my question. Does CRF have a higher nicotine level than most straight VA flakes? The reason I ask is because all three days I have had a headache and slight nausea for about an hour once I’m home. These could be completely NON-related to the tobacco, but I’m just trying to rule things out. It is not normal for me to have headaches. I would describe myself as having a medium to medium-high tolerance to nicotine so a full bowl of VA normally does not affect me at all. In fact, burley-forward and other higher N-level blends take up about 30% of my weekly rotation.
I am going to smoke a regular VaPer these next 2 days to see if they stop. If they do, I’m going to switch back to the CRF to see if they return.
Here’s my question. Does CRF have a higher nicotine level than most straight VA flakes? The reason I ask is because all three days I have had a headache and slight nausea for about an hour once I’m home. These could be completely NON-related to the tobacco, but I’m just trying to rule things out. It is not normal for me to have headaches. I would describe myself as having a medium to medium-high tolerance to nicotine so a full bowl of VA normally does not affect me at all. In fact, burley-forward and other higher N-level blends take up about 30% of my weekly rotation.
I am going to smoke a regular VaPer these next 2 days to see if they stop. If they do, I’m going to switch back to the CRF to see if they return.