How WTA from Aroma Ejuice make me feel

[ohai]

I'm limited to what I can say here due to TOS.

Disappointing, but not unexpected.

My curiosity about the appreciable differences in the actual alkaloid levels present is not intended to imply that they are too small, which could potentially - and fallaciously- appear to make WTA seem less special. A measurable, reproducible effect has intrinsically more value than a random, unmeasured and accidental effect, and that is what is exciting to me personally about your product.

I am thinking that at this point, you just don't trust me or other possible readers to understand that. Which is understandable, considering the information that has been twisted and used in a negative way. Some of us really are discerning enough consumers to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to that kind of misinformation, and really are just interested in getting as much real information as we possibly can out in the open.

However I can point you to good answer regarding NET's.

Ahhh, well, ok, not really. I can google it and find more recent methodology than 2010, but that's really not what I was looking for.

Thanks for your time.

[DeJaVou42]

I've tried both the Virginia and DK-Tab 12mg juices from Aroma E-juice on two separate occasions. What I was expecting to happen was a calming effect, a slight buzz, and a feeling of satisfaction (like I didn't need to vape anymore). What happened was absolutely nothing. For me, the juice seems to be high quality, but that is about it.

A little background info on me:
I've not smoked an analog in 8 months, or had any other form of tobacco (I.E Snus, snuff, etc.) I used to get a buzz with the first cigarette in the morning when I smoked, and I did feel like there was something missing when I quit smoking. Although, I was completely satisfied with throwing the habit for a more healthy one. I felt like I was the perfect candidate for WTA juice, but like I said it just didn't work for me.

My parents both smoke and I've bought them numerous devices to get them into vaping. They are still at the stage where they want something to taste as much like an analog as possible. I'm interested in seeing if the WTA juice makes the transition easier for them.

[radiokaos]

Disappointing, but not unexpected.

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I am thinking that at this point, you just don't trust me or other possible readers to understand .

Not the case...I'm limited to what I can discuss on sub forums outside of mine own sub forum.

If you come to a suppliers sub forum and post the same question they have more leeway to discuss topics similar to this one without violating terms of service.



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[Mr.Mann]

What I was expecting to happen was a calming effect, a slight buzz, and a feeling of satisfaction (like I didn't need to vape anymore).

That is unfortunate that your expectations were not met. Waiting for something to happen is a tall order for a juice, irrespective of minor alkaloids. Expecting "a slight buzz" is the quickest way to block "a calming effect", if there is one.

[DeJaVou42]

That is unfortunate that your expectations were not met.

I don't look at it that way. I'm happy that I tried wta, but I know that its just not for me.

[KDude]

I think I already do getting that calming buzz right in the morning. It's not as intense as analogs, but it's still similar. And like analogs, the effect goes away the more I vape through the day. I think it's just the nicotine effect, if you've been without it for awhile. Additionally, I think the real difference with analogs is not other alkaloids, but how tobacco companies have geared their nicotine into freebase form. It's meant to hit you intensely right away, and ovetime, intentionally creating the cigarette equivalent of crackheads out of their customers. Even so called "natural" tobaccos, like American Spirit, have freebase nicotine. In fact, they have higher percentages than mainstream brands. Go figure.

What people are missing is that freebase experience. Needless to say, it's best to forget about it. People simplify what a cigarette is, but billions of dollars and a lot of thought was put into making them what they are. Trying to recreate that experience isn't going to happen, without making vaping ingredients just as bizarre and deadly.

[Mr.Mann]

I think I already do getting that calming buzz right in the morning. It's not as intense as analogs, but it's still similar. And like analogs, the effect goes away the more I vape through the day. I think it's just the nicotine effect, if you've been without it for awhile. Additionally, I think the real difference with analogs is not other alkaloids, but how tobacco companies have geared their nicotine into freebase form. It's meant to hit you intensely right away, and ovetime, intentionally creating the cigarette equivalent of crackheads out of their customers. Even so called "natural" tobaccos, like American Spirit, have freebase nicotine. In fact, they have higher percentages than mainstream brands. Go figure.

What people are missing is that freebase experience. Needless to say, it's best to forget about it. People simplify what a cigarette is, but billions of dollars and a lot of thought was put into making them what they are. Trying to recreate that experience isn't going to happen, without making vaping ingredients just as bizarre and deadly.

I still have a blue box of American Spirits right at my vape station, and I never even think about it. It is odd that I see it everyday and never once have that desire--it's just a keepsake, I guess?

[KDude]

I still have a blue box of American Spirits right at my vape station, and I never even think about it. It is odd that I see it everyday and never once have that desire--it's just a keepsake, I guess?

That makes quitting smoking even more awesome. That you can stare a pack down and not give a care.

I can do that, but the smell of a lit one tempts me.

[Mr.Mann]

That makes quitting smoking even more awesome. That you can stare a pack down and not give a care.

I can do that, but the smell of a lit one tempts me.

I once said "smelling someone smoking is like walking down the street and passing a woman that wears the same perfume as your ex."

[ohai]

I once said "smelling someone smoking is like walking down the street and passing a woman that wears the same perfume as your ex."

That's perfect.