[Ejuice Absorption Through The Skin]

I'm no physician but my immediate response would be yes, it can absorb through your skin. However I seriously doubt you need to worry about over-dosing. It seems to me you would have to leave it on your skin for an extended period of time to really absorb a significant amount. I wash my hands when I get it on me because it leaves a slightly sticky residue which I find to be annoying, but I don't really worry abut the effects of absorption so much. Maybe I'm living in blissful ignorance, but I wouldn't stress it.

That's good to know. I know the absorption rate would take time and if you wash your hands it's not a problem. I guess. I'm not sure if water can wash away "oil" so easily without some soap etc.. I'm thinking here not arguing.

I'm trying to cut down the nicotine dosage.. step down dosages to where I'm vaping the 0 nicotine juice. So I don't want to feel like I'm getting nicotine from touching the juice unnecessarily.

[Side Effects Caused By Juice]

I've had raised areas on the roof of my mouth before. It's not painfull but something I'll notice while moving my tongue around. Sometimes the raised portion on the roof of my mouth feels about the size of a dime. I've had these before I started vaping but I did notice it happened again when I started vaping. I think it has to do with nasal pressure and sinus issues. I notice I get it when I have a cold that infects the sinus cavity.

Brian

[Ejuice Absorption Through The Skin]

Is it possible for the ejuice to be absorbed through the skin? I notice that when juicing cartridges the bottle will leave a bit and drip down the sides. I usually try to keep a tissue near but I'm concerned i'm "over-dosing" nicotie into my system by handling bottles that are damp.

Brian