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Nixodine is a botanical alternative to nicotine derived from Bongardia chrysogonum plant family
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Understand Nixodine
We've Got the Answers! We understand that many of our valued customers have questions regarding Nixodine, and we're here to provide clear answers! As a trusted source for vape products in New Mexico, we're always on the forefront of pioneering exceptional products at unbeatable prices. Let's delve into what Nixodine is and address any concerns you might have.
What Is Nixodine?
Nixodine is a blend of supplements and an analog that utilizes the nicotinic acetylcholine receptors often utilized by nicotine and other combustible products.
What are those receptors you mentioned? Stimulation of Nicotinic acetylcholine receptors (nAChRs) with nicotine or other agonists facilitates dopamine release.
Nixodine’s blend of vitamins is already found in our bodies and in foods we eat, like liver.
How Does Nixodine Work To Satisfy Cravings?
Nixodine interacts with the same receptors as nicotine, offering a natural alternative method to curb cravings. The experience is completely nicotine-free, and many of our customers have likened the effects of Nixodine to that of nicotine, but with added feelings of clarity and calm.
Does Nixodine Have A Taste?
Nixodine is known to enhance the flavors of vape liquids. Our tests reveal that it acts as a natural flavor enhancer, giving vape liquids a more complex and vibrant taste without any harshness. If you're in search of a smoother and more refined vaping experience, Nixodine is worth trying.
Does Nixodine Have A Throat Hit?
Yes. Newer formulations of Nixodine-S offer a decent throat hit. While Nixodine itself doesn't produce the typical throat hit vapers are familiar with from nicotine, we have devised a way to mimic that throat hit. Although a similar experience to nicotine vapes, liquids that contain Nixodine do not provide the exact same experience. We encourage customers to try Nixodine with an open mind and understand although it is similar, it is a different chemical and will yield a different experience.
Is Nixodine Authorized ByThe FDA?
Nixodine is a bio-alternative to nicotine and, as such, doesn't fall within the FDA's regulatory scope. Therefore, it hasn't been FDA-approved. It is not a tobacco product and contains no nicotine from any source. Nixodine is regulated under the Dietary and Supplements Act.
Statements about this product have not been evaluated by the FDA. Nixodine products are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Recommended Daily Allowance not established.
It's essential to use the product with awareness.
Is Nixodine Safe To Vape?
Toxicology testing showed that Nixodine is potentially less toxic than nicotine consumed in combustible tobacco by vaping. However, due to its effects being pharmacologically similar to nicotine, there is still potential for it to become habit-forming. We advise users to approach Nixodine with caution and mindfulness and will not sell it to any persons under 21 years of age.
Nixodine Inhalation Information & Science
Long history of inhalation studies. MRC Unit, Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge, UK. 1995
Molecular Medicine July 2021 ESFA 2012
Nixodine does not show any chemicals produced by nicotine in the bloodstream or urine, such as Cotinine and, obviously nicotine.
Instead of the Tobacco Control Act, Nixodine is covered by the Supplements Act.
Toxicology testing showed that Nixodine is potentially less toxic than standard nicotine, either in combustible tobacco or vaping standard nicotine.
Nixodine Environmental & Exposure
FDA lists as GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe).
Carcinogen Classification No indication of carcinogenicity to humans (not listed by IARC)
Determined to be readily biodegradable in an aerobic screening test recommended by the Department of Environment, Standing Committee of Analysts.
WHO Chemical Safety Card for ingredients in Nixodine lists inhalation exposure symptoms as “cough”. Whereas Nicotine Chemical Safety Card inhalation exposure symptoms are “Burning sensation. Nausea. Vomiting. Convulsions. Abdominal pain. Diarrhea. Headache. Sweating. Weakness. Dizziness. Confusion”
Testing Data
Natural Paths - Alternative Solutions founders are incredibly selective about the products we carry, ensuring that products offer testing results that are accurate and reliable.
We keep copies of Nixodine testing data on record. If you would like to see any of this data, we encourage you to ask.
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