Salt nic is not exclusive to Juul, and only weed vapes use an oil. Vape juice is propylene glycol and vegetable glycerol with flavoring and nicotine.
(Source here is me, went to vapes to successfully quit smoking back when there was more threading than a 510, when mods were a milled tube and a button or flashlight guts, with an rca connector on top so you could switch between different thread types. It sucks what its become, it was really helpful for me to quit nicotine completely by having a vape.)
I have made nic vape before. It is suspended in a glycol/glycerin compound. That’s what’s in a cartridge. I believe other nic vape products are not, but it is very much available.
Salt nic is not exclusive to Juul, and only weed vapes use an oil. Vape juice is propylene glycol and vegetable glycerol with flavoring and nicotine.
(Source here is me, went to vapes to successfully quit smoking back when there was more threading than a 510, when mods were a milled tube and a button or flashlight guts, with an rca connector on top so you could switch between different thread types. It sucks what its become, it was really helpful for me to quit nicotine completely by having a vape.)
You are very wrong about only weed vapes using an oil, but that’s not the point anyways, so…
I think you’re misunderstanding - weed vapes can use oil (and more, such as dry flower), but nic vapes are not oil based.
So only weed vapes would use an oil. Not that weed vapes are exclusively oil. Based on your reply I am assuming thats what’s being confused here.
I have made nic vape before. It is suspended in a glycol/glycerin compound. That’s what’s in a cartridge. I believe other nic vape products are not, but it is very much available.
Propylene glycol and vegetable glycerol, which is what I said in the comment you replied to.
They are not oils.