Doesn’t really seem like you understood what I said or read any of what I linked. That’s still roughly 11 grams of nicotine, so still several hundred times more than it takes to kill an adult by my quick back of the envelope estimate.
Yes, that was indeed my point. It seems like you didn’t understand I was agreeing with you (not everyone on the internet is trying to attack you).
It’s lethally toxic in a few dozen milligrams, and this bottle contains (up to) tens of thousands milligrams.
I was pointing out it’s an absolute nightmare they sold this to random people in stores. The nightmare is only slightly tempered by my hope that “nicotine concentrate” might only be a small percentage pure nicotine.
Ah I see we actually agree. That’s my bad. I’m so used to getting shouted down around here by people that didn’t read very closely, I wrongly interpreted your comment. Ironic. I’m sorry.
If necessary, I would choose nicotine over many current commercial pesticides. Nicotine doesn’t help pests develop into superbugs with pesticide resistance.
And this is a 1 oz/28gram bottle, at 40% concentrate.
One can only hope this “nicotine concentrate” is itself not pure nicotine.
Doesn’t really seem like you understood what I said or read any of what I linked. That’s still roughly 11 grams of nicotine, so still several hundred times more than it takes to kill an adult by my quick back of the envelope estimate.
Yes, that was indeed my point. It seems like you didn’t understand I was agreeing with you (not everyone on the internet is trying to attack you).
It’s lethally toxic in a few dozen milligrams, and this bottle contains (up to) tens of thousands milligrams.
I was pointing out it’s an absolute nightmare they sold this to random people in stores. The nightmare is only slightly tempered by my hope that “nicotine concentrate” might only be a small percentage pure nicotine.
Ah I see we actually agree. That’s my bad. I’m so used to getting shouted down around here by people that didn’t read very closely, I wrongly interpreted your comment. Ironic. I’m sorry.
If necessary, I would choose nicotine over many current commercial pesticides. Nicotine doesn’t help pests develop into superbugs with pesticide resistance.
Uhhh what makes you say that? It very much does, as a quick search for “nicotine resistance” will show you.