Has WTA juice worked for you?

**DC2** · 05-13-2012, 01:31 AM

If you know what WTA juice is then you know what it is supposed to do.
So a simple question, did it work for you?

**DC2** · 05-13-2012, 01:37 AM

And for those that don't know what WTA juice is...
Whole Tabacco Alkaloid (WTA) juice

**Mr.Mann** · 05-31-2012, 07:11 PM

Just saving my place here...Will write later. But, yes it has worked for me!!!!

**milo hobo** · 05-31-2012, 09:41 PM

I'm sorry. I do know what it is, and I believe that it is a useful tool in the pursuit of harm reduction, but am not one of the people for whom it was intended. Niquid sans WTA works for me. I assumed there would be a section in the poll for those like me, but... I did want to add in my two cents.

**Centurion** · 06-01-2012, 12:55 AM

I looked into WTA intensely when I began to vape in my successful (heh, only time in twenty years) attempt to quit smoking. I started off vaping 24 mg and 26 mg strength juices and found I still was jonesing for a cig. I tried WTA juices, including unflavored WTA which I added to other traditional juices. I don't think the WTA had more than a placebo effect on my urges though, to be perfectly honest. After my several bottles of WTA and WTA juices ran out, I've been vaping 24mg juice and actually cutting it with PG down to about 20 mg strength and that seems to basically be "doing it" for me fine.

I think that when you're starting to vape and still struggling with urges for cigs, anything that you think may help you get a leg up with worth trying though.

**Chyna** · 06-01-2012, 07:52 AM

WTA was the answer to my "missing something" during my first month or two of being analog free. Now, 7 months later, It's not a requirement any more. Currently, I only use it now and then, but am thankful for helping me distance myself from ciggies. If you do go the WTA route, I recommend Ethan at Vapelicious. However, you usually have to wait a bit, as I think he gets overwhelmed. Thanks Ethan for your product! It saved this girl
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**Mac** · 06-04-2012, 06:07 PM

I see no point in doing things to make this more addictive then it already is. I haven't smoked in 3 years. This is a good idea but way too late to gain my interest. Standard juice only for me.

**Max0819** · 06-05-2012, 05:30 AM

Mac,

Not an attack and I use your post as an example only,

Why is it that so many 'quitters' of anything find it necessary to belittle or look down upon those who might need an ulterior method? If it smells like tobaccy, if it looks like smoke, then it is immoral and you should not be allowed to have it. I quit cold turkey and thats the way anyone should be able to do it. Man up cowboy.

Personally, I believe that ecig's have ALWAYS been flawed in that they are missing the MAOI's paired with the NIC.

WE all know it is not just the nic. If it were, all the chem companies would have solved addiction by now with patches, puffers, pills and gum. It is obviously more than any one, or really any several chemicals. ecigs have it down for replacing the feel, look, touch, smoke, and the nic, all they have always been missing is the 'focus' quality. Once that is hurdled, then it is a true alternative. I have found it is not the Nic for me. There are simply times of high work stress where I must concentrate, focus, very keenly, or bad things might happen. An analog does that immediately.

Giving some of us a more 'robust' option is really what its all about. You can always melt a jolly rancher or two, so hows about helping the cause and not spouting rhetoric.

Max

Originally Posted by Mac

I see no point in doing things to make this more addictive then it already is. I haven't smoked in 3 years. This is a good idea but way too late to gain my interest. Standard juice only for me.

**DC2** · 06-05-2012, 06:59 AM

I think it is a fair question to ask though... would WTA juice be more addictive?

**Mac** · 06-07-2012, 05:29 PM

Oh no. I don't have anything against others using it. Or others smoking real tobacco for that matter. I am of the opinion that people should be able to ingest ANY chemicals they want, period. Be it toxic or not. Be it addictive or not. The question that was posed however, was "Has WTA worked for you?" I haven't tried it and have no intentions of trying it. (or selling it.) For the reasons I stated above. I am in a unique position to have met and spoken at length with thousands and thousands of smokers turned vapors. I have met very few who were unable to do this using traditional juice. For me it's a non issue. I simply don't see the point in adding more chemicals. That is my perspective. It was asked for so I shared it. Try not to read to much into it. My views on personal responsibility when it comes to mind altering substances are probably so radical that if the site TOS didn't prohibit me from speaking my mind, Max might find himself having the exact opposite argument with me.