Still looking for a provari mini. Please let me know if you might have one.

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Clones are absolutely welcomed, rather preferred in some ways.

Preferences are pretty open as far as RTA is concerned. Draw wise I like both sides of the spectrum (tight mtl to loose mtl/rdl)

RDAs....my favorites would be nofear unlimited, hellfire sentinel, speed revolution etc....so more of the old school style

Purchased REO P67 from jifjifjif. Device is as pictured and described. Shipped and arrived quickly. Thanks!

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The SXK PRC ION Box Style 60W AIO Boro Box Mod is made from Anodized aluminum alloy cons and powered by 1 x 18650 battery (not included). The SXK PRC IONBox Style 60W AIO Boro Box Mod is powered Authentic Evolv DNA60 Chipset (the same as SXK BB 60W) and Compatible with BB / Billet Boro Tank.

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Hello everyone, I am a Chinese, and due to our domestic policies, there is very little communication related to VAPE, both sales and communication. Therefore, I registered with your forum and hope to find what I need here. (As a Chinese, I cannot speak English, and I use a translator to post and browse. If you don't understand, please forgive me.)

ThunderHead Creations Blaze Solo RTA, is a top-performing rebuildable tank atomizer designed to deliver the ultimate vaping experience. This RTA is crafted from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring its durability and longevity.

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For the last 3 weeks, I've had nothing but troubles with my gut. The pain, the gas, and bloating, not to mention the dozen or such trips to the bathroom thinking I had to poop and let out a large blast of air instead. Sometimes, there was a little poop in there, but over many trips to the bathroom, and no value. <---Love the wording. Anyway, I did some research (myself) online and came across dozen articles written by college researchers, doctors researching it to mention a few and in their articles of research they mention that the PG/VG and will tear a gut up. I guess mine is one of them. It doesn't happen that often but when it does watch out. In addition to that, I'm tired of wiping juice off my hands from vaping. Yes, these are all personal.
Then last night I found a new way of vaping, and I'm sure some of you have either tried it, done it, or are still doing it and I wanted to have your take on it. In addition to this, I'm like to know the cost of doing it this way, supplies, etc... It's the dry herb vaping. Sounds interesting and I'm game. So is there any help here?
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So I just used my Air for the first time and I love it. Now I'm trying to charge it. When I plug it in, no light goes on. When I unplug it, it blinks three times. I don't know if it's blinking "fast" as sites say, it's just blinking. But plugged into the C charger, no light goes on. Is this it? LOL. Thanks!

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Hey guys,

Ive been loving my tanks much more lately just because of ease of use i guess...
I only use rdas for taste testing and such...
But i was thinking maybe make the jump over to rta since i love my subohm tanks and rtas are basicly both a rda and a tank combined would seem something i love and saves me the troubles of finding coils...
Im new at rebuildables can some one recommand me a very easy to build rta?
Is the dead rabbit v3 rta good for beginner?
And flavor is important to me,very...
oh and easy to get rtas because rtas like the Blaze is pretty much impossible for me to find here in europe cant even find it in webshops

Sorry long post i just dont wanna buy crappy one as my first time

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Hi, today let's check out the Uwell Whirl S2 Pod System Kit sent to me by online shop @sourcemore. In this Test I will examine each of the characteristics that distinguish this item. I hope that at the end of this reading you can understand this product, and therefore decide whether to invest in it or not. As always, my opinions are free and based on my personal experience.
• Enjoy the reading.

► Uwell Whirl S2; Before starting, let's see together some special features indicated by the manufacturer:
• 1. Aluminum alloy material, comfortable to handle
• 2. Pen-shaped pod system, compact and elegant
• 3. Built-in 900mAh battery with 17W max output
• 4. Pro-FOCS Flavor Adjustment Technology
• 5. Rotating cartridge for precise airflow control
• 6. Cartridge for Fit for Fiber Filter and for 510 Drip Tip
• 7. 1.2Ω Whirl S2 coil for MTL vaping
• 8. 0.8Ω Whirl S2 coil for RDL vaping
• 9. Short circuit/low voltage/extraordinary/open circuit protections
• 10. 3.5ml e-liquid capacity



► Uwell Whirl S2; Packaging:
This Kit is packaged in a black cardboard box, on the front side there is a visible window wrapped in a cloud of steam, the following writings follow; Uwell (Brand), Whirl (product line), Shinning Stylish Smooth (advertising phrase), Whirl S2 Pod System (product name). On the back are; two images that concern the performance of the 0.8 and 1.2Ω coils, furthermore there are some main features in the form of icons, the packing list, warnings, various support addresses, QR-Code, barcode, indication of color.



On the remaining sides of the box you can see; numerous icons indicating the various social platforms that Uwell uses to promote its products and finally all the various brands and approval logos.



► Uwell Whirl S2; Packing List:
• 1 Whirl S2 device
• 1 Whirl S2 Coil FeCrAl Meshed-H 0.8Ω
• 1 Whirl S2 Coil FeCrAl Meshed-H 1.2Ω
• 2 Whirl S2 cotton filters
• Type-C cable
• User Manual
• Warranty card



► Uwell Whirl S2; Specifications:
• Dimensions: 110x 20mm
• Weight: 39g
• Construction Material: Aluminum Alloy + Plastic
• Battery: Integrated 900mAh
• Pod Capacity: 3.5ml (2ml TPD)
• Power: 17W
• Connector Type: Magnetic
• USB port: Type-C
• Protections: Low Resistance, High Resistance, Overheating, Short Circuit, Overload, Over discharge



► Uwell Whirl S2; Available colours:
• Black
• Red
• Blue
• Green
•Silver
•Brown



► Uwell Whirl S2; First Impressions:
For MTL vaping, Pod devices with pen factor form and integrated battery are becoming more and more popular. Uwell offers an interesting 900mAh Kit, equipped with excellent replaceable FeCrAI Meshed coils with exclusive Pro-FOCS flavor restoration and condensation recovery technology, the coil must be inserted in a transparent cartridge with a capacity of 3.5ml. The shot is controlled only by the Fire button, and for those who want to experience the sensation similar to that of a cigarette, the scope of delivery includes 2 fiber filters to replace the original Drip Tip. The aluminum alloy construction makes the WHIRL S2 solid and elegant without affecting the weight too much, indeed 39 grams are very few, furthermore Whirl S2 is compact and ergonomic to handle.



I received the Black color version of the Whirl S2 for this test. I must say that the black color of the body/battery goes very well with the dark color of the cartridge, but also with the black drip-tip, the black filters and the black Fire button. The only difficulty is to be able to read the black decorative writings that are on the lower part of the body/battery! The writings "Whirl" on one side, and "Uwell" on the other side, are not very visible, they do not create contrast. The Type-C charging port is located at the top and by inserting the supplied cable, you can fully charge Whirl S2 in about 50 minutes. The Fire key is located on the other side, it has a fine textured surface that makes it easily detectable by fingers. The 5-click Fire key performs the on/off functions. Just above the fire button there is a LED which controls the battery charge level and lights up when the safety protections are activated.

► Uwell Whirl S2; LED light:
• During the vape the red light indicates a charge level between 0 and 30%
• During the vape the blue light indicates a charge level between 30 and 60%
• During the vape the green light indicates a charge level between 60 and 100%
• When the battery charge is complete (100%) the green light remains solid.
• When the battery runs out, the light flashes red 10 times and the device turns off.
• When a short circuit occurs, the light flashes red 3 times and the device turns off.
• When you exceed 8s of uninterrupted vaping, the light flashes green 8 times and the device turns off.
• When the pod is not detected (open circuit) the light flashes blue 3 times and the device does not dispense steam.



► Uwell Whirl S2; AFC:
The fact that the rotation of the pod can precisely control the airflow is one of the key features of WHIRL S2, in fact, simply rotate the pod on its axis to adjust a side air intake to your liking, quickly and precisely . On the opposite side there is a fake air intake, so you can adjust a single air intake which, due to its small size, is specifically calculated for MTL vaping.





► Uwell Whirl S2; PODS:
The support base of Whirl S2 has a concave design and allows for good stability in the upright position of the device even during the charging phase. The cartridge has a solid and precise interlocking connection with the Mod.



The transparent cartridge is compatible with any 510 Drip Tip, moreover there are two fiber filters in the package to give the user the classic sensation similar to that of a traditional cigarette. The e-liquid capacity is very good (3.5ml) for an MTL device like this, filling takes place from the bottom by lifting the classic silicone rubber. The coils are inserted from the bottom with a simple pressure.





► Uwell Whirl S2; Coils:
In the kit there are two coils, one is the 0.8Ω FeCrAl Meshed-H S2 Coil and the other is the 1.2Ω FeCrAl Meshed-H. Both of these heating elements use the Pro-FOCS system which according to Uwell is THE FIRST SELF-CLEANING TECHNOLOGY IN THE WORLD, specifically it uses the air flow to gradually recycle the condensate inside the base, in order to control its accumulation. In fact, the system seems to work, there are no significant traces of condensation in the compartment even after intense use.



► Uwell Whirl S2; Vaping Test & Final Conclusions:
For this test and having a single cartridge and two different coils available, I used the same TOB Hypnos concentrated aroma with 10% dilution in a 50/50 base of VG/PG and with 3mg/ml of boost.

• 1.2Ω Whirl S2 coil for MTL vaping:
A power range corresponding to 9-13W is indicated on this resistor, the Uwell Whirl S2 chipset automatically recognizes it and optimizes its power delivery based on the battery charge level. This Coil in combination with a narrow regulation of the AFC system offers excellent MTL behavior, by completely closing the airflow there is no waste or splashes and the puff is throttled enough, this will greatly please the purists of the MTL vape. Safe. The extraction is fluid and very silent, the vapor is never too hot and the flavor is in line with that of the best replaceable mesh-coils for MTL available on the market. The fiber filter plays in favor of the "Cig-Feeling" sensation that many users are looking for, however using the filter compared to the Drip-Tip I don't find any striking differences in the quality of the vape. The 900mAh battery in combination with this resistance offers a satisfactory vape autonomy; if you are not compulsive you can think of using Whirl S2 all day without recharging the battery.

• 0.8Ω Whirl S2 coil for RDL vape:
A power of 18W is indicated on this resistor, the Uwell Whirl S2 chipset automatically recognizes it and optimizes its power delivery based on the battery charge level. With the AFC completely closed, the puff is very choked and hot, with a strong hit in the throat, the coil seems to have been created especially for this use, fantastic! Naturally with greater opening of the AFC the vapor becomes cooler and the clouds increase in thickness, but the impression is that with this coil we always remain within the MTL vape. Operation is impeccable, fluid and regular, the steam emitted always remains at more than acceptable temperatures. The aromatic yield fully satisfied me. The battery combined with this resistance runs down quickly, especially if you are compulsive, however the Whirl S2 recharge time is quite fast, around 50 minutes.



Now you're wondering if Whirl S2 can be right for you and if it's better than the many similar devices that work just as well? The answer for me is yes, because Whirl S2 has nothing to envy to other competing systems. Whirl S2 doesn't have an automatic shot, it's true, but perhaps this is also why it avoids any malfunctions, it's cheap, comfortable, and offers everything you need to be satisfied with your purchase.

• Sourcemore offers you Uwell Whirl S2 Pod System Kit at the discounted price of $15.69 using the code: S2SK

• Thank you for reading.

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Eleaf iStick Power 2 is the next generation of iStick Power. Returning to the simplistic box shape of original iStick Power, iStick Power 2 features a stylish color block leather design, perfect combinations of fashion and comfort. You could feel the difference they bring and big vapor clouds without sacrificing the flavor. Eleaf iStick Power 2 is respectively powered by a gigantic internal 5000mAh battery to whole day vaping. They also develop and apply smart Avatar chip. Besides regular POWER mode, iStick Power 2 support easy-to-use SMART mode and VOLTAGE mode which have the functions of intelligently recommending optimum power/voltage for different coils and remembering your usual settings.

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For sale is the LostVape Thelena 250C box mod, in stainless steel, and oasis oriental. Although I've had this device for over a year, it's never been used. In fact, I don't believe it's ever been out of the box. Sale includes all accessories and comes, as pictured, in original box.

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I literally JUST received these flavors, so this post is just a HOLDING AREA while I sort out the percentages, and get them mixed up. HUGE thanks out to both Jessica, and @wllmc from Bull City Flavors, and Bryson over at Flavorah in getting these NEW flavors shipped out.

*As always, all flavors tested at the weights listed, in a 70v/30p/3mg carrier mix, on my SteamCrave RDTA v.1, running dual vertical, 7 wrap, Kanthal coils, with fresh cotton and dry pulsed coils before every test. All flavors tested @ 65 watts.*

I can't help but MISS my, and our previous Flavorah Expert @SmokyBlue.








**Cactus Aloe (Flavorah) 0.5% (2-25-23)** -- Let's get these NEW Flavorah 2023 Flavors GOING !!!!!! Starting out with the Cactus Aloe, I thought was going to be a BAD experience for me, as I would never taste an Aloe, and historically, I was also unable to use INW's Cactus in ANY amount. You guys OWE me for this one, hehe. NOW, I can tell you I was shocked. Be advised, I specifically dropped this WAY down to 0.5%, and I have NO CLUE what will happen higher than that. My immediate response was shock, that I wasn't repulsed by it. Pretty surprising for me. I got more Aloe than Cactus from this one, and possibly that was a good thing, but I DID get some of it lower down in the mix. Now because I've never come CLOSE to wanting to try an Aloe, I have no direct comparisons, but it presented as nicely green, fresh, somewhat juicy, and had slight earthy undertones. While not too sweet, it rather reminded me of a pretty nice, aloe hard candy, with a light cactus-ing. It was somewhat juicy, fresh, and clean tasting, and before I knew it, I was onto the THIRD TESTER !!!!! Wait, what ?? !!! Yes. I'm fairly sure this may have been one of the most shocking surprises in all of my SFT thus far. Sweetness was almost at about mid level, and honestly, I've read of people testing this at 3%, and God only knows what THAT was like, because at the low, low, low testing weight of 0.5% it was very present, with (shockingly) nothing off-putting, and no overt florals. I did keep thinking of an Aloe hard candy, lightly kissed by a cactus as my main take away. Testing flavors you either KNOW you won't like, or THINK you won't like are often the hardest, especially the scoring. Although this flavor would never typically end up on my racks, I'm really glad it did. I you want/like a fresh, green Aloe, with some hard candy elements, ever so lightly kissed by some cactus, AND you feel it may not be in YOUR wheelhouse, hehe, you might JUST be surprised. I know I was, and it IS going onto the rack. The only minor takeoff would be the very recessed Cactus, BUT, quite honestly, that's probably what kept me burning through THREE testers of this. If you want a cactus heavy flavor, or LOVE the cactus, you will need to boost there here. I can't believe I'm going to say this, but this one will score very high, and FAR higher than I would have ever expected. **9.5/10**. I STILL can't believe I like this flavor.

**Candied Blueberry (Flavorah) 1.75% (2-25-23)** -- 2nd on on deck, and at a markedy higher testing weight than the Cactus Aloe. At this testing weight, it presented as a nice, somewhat dark blueberry with a nice accurate "candied" aspect. Candied, is not jammed, nor sugared, but maybe in between sugared, and jammed. Flavorah did a really good job of getting that JUST right. Too little, it would turn into just a "sugared", too much and it would land into "jammed" territory. Just that ONE aspect was impressive alone. The blueberry felt about 75% natural / 25% artificial, and favored the mid and darker tones, BUT, with some bright high end sparkle and tartness on the finish. It was at about mid-level sweet and tasted actually quite good at this weight with no off-notes. No florals were present at this weight, BUT, it could possibly get squirrel-y if pushed too high. Though not overpowering the slight acidity, and tartness could easily be tamed, or "creamed" if you needed it more mellow. As it stood however, it had just enough kick to keep it interesting. The only minor take-offs would be for some missing richness, and fullness, as in comparison to a full spectrum BB. For a almost fully natural BB with a VERY authentic "candied"-ness, and a tarty finish this one DOES work, and it does it well. Easily near the top and placing it @ a **8.9/10**.

**Creamsicle (Flavorah) 1.25% / 2.5% (2-26-23)** -- Dedicating this flavor review out to @Chrispdx, my favorite creamsicle stalker. Smelling this in the bottle it smelled SPOT ON, and tasting it, revealed exactly the same. This is/was probably the most accurate orange creamsicle flavor I have tested to date. The creamy vanilla ice cream was almost perfectly paired with and equally good orange, with a slight tangerine finish which not only gave it a twist, but helped it break through the aforementioned vanilla creamy-ness. The two main notes were very evenly paired, and so much so, that you really couldn't tell which was in the lead. The on rush of the sweet, creamy vanilla ice cream carried through till the finish, and the orange/tangerine ramped up from the middle to end. At times I thought I might be getting a hint of orange/tangerine citrus oil, which just made it even more authentic. If you've ever eaten an orange creamsicle, you will be enjoying it all over again with this one. @ 1.25% it felt like it needed more presence, so I doubled it to 2.5%, and it did increase, but not linearly. At the double weight (and lower), there were no off-notes, and nothing to distract you from the experience. Even doubled, it was still a somewhat lighter flavor, so if needed, you could boost up the ice cream and/or orange if needed. It was just above mid-level sweet, and I had a really hard time marking this one down, with the only minor thing being a somewhat relaxed flavor. For a dead on accurate orange creamsicle, you won't want to be without this one. **9.6/10**.

**Dulce De Leche (Flavorah) 1.25%** -- This one was, and still is somewhat of a mystery to me, and after 3 testers, I'm STILL figuring it out. First off, it was good, REAL good, BUT, it wasn't like a DDL, at least like I expected. Most times when you test as much as I do, and you JUST fill up and taste, sometimes a flavor needs some time to "settle in", before you can really get a good sense of it. This one WAS like that, and at first, I could have sworn it was a cinnamon bun, wrapped up in a deliciously sweet creamy blanket. I even double checked the bottle, just to make sure. As the flavor "settled in", it transformed into more sweet and creamy, BUT, the cinnamon bun undertones never left. What was interesting was that I did get a good caramel, BUT, it was NOT the top note, and nor was the milk. Both were there, but almost like supporting characters, very present, but NOT the main star. Perhaps I was over thinking the cinnamon, and while in no way overpowering, just really kept me going back to a cinnamon bun just drenched in sweet creameries, with caramel, and light milk undertones. At times I wondered if it was more of a Mexican Cajeta, BUT, without the goat milk. Wow, this one WAS good, and very rich and satisfying at only 1.25%. While not what I had expected, it was a VERY good flavor, and dare I say, almost perfect by itself. No off-notes, and a few ticks above mid level sweet, this Creamy, Caramely, Milky, Cinnamon Bunny flavor was far more than I had expected. If any of the aforementioned appeals to you, you may want to pick this unique one up. Struggling with the scoring comparing to the more traditional DDL's I've had, it was just too hard to knock this one down. Leaving it very high @ **9.85/10**.

**Golden Kiwi (Flavorah) 1.5% / 2.25% (3-2-23)** -- When starting to test this one @ 1.5% although good, it felt a little flat, and lacking "pizzaz", so I increased it to 2.25% where it started to shine a bit more. More punch, pizzaz, and sparkle. Having never eaten a "golden" but tested 1, maybe 2 others I was somewhat familiar with the GK fruit. Missing were much/many of the typical Kiwi "green" notes, but a solid center of the Kiwi body was here. It was far mellower than most of my goto "green" Kiwis, and overall this was a somewhat relaxed flavor, even at the higher 2.25% rate. Good, fresh, with some slight sparkly, bright notes on the finish. At both testing weights there were no off-notes, florals, etc., and was was below mid level sweet. On my testing setup, the flavor had SOME juicy-ness, but ALSO, some dry-ness if that makes any sense. Overall, I think the best way to describe it would be a somewhat mellow, Kiwi, that centered around the mid notes, with a smidge of sparkle, and brightness on the finish. It presented as very natural, and fresh, and about the only takeoff would be for a somewhat "mellow"-ness, WHICH could have been by design and/or in keeping with it's "Golden" nature. Not the strongest flavor, and above 2.0% is where it started to open up. It felt solidly placed at **8.0/10**.

**Grapefruit Blend (Flavorah) 1.5% (3-2-23)** -- A little sweeter, and smoother than I had expected, and a hint of lime, were the immediate take-aways on this flavor. At first I thought maybe Flavorah had tempered in a little "pink" to try and tone down what can sometimes be an "aggressive" yellow grapefruit, but the more I tested, I didn't truly get much pink. It smelled just spot on in the bottle, almost like you'd just cut into a fresh grapefruit, and tasting it, it was a little sweeter and mellow-er. Now, even with that slight change from smelling to tasting, it still portrayed a very natural, somewhat juicy yellow grapefruit, JUST without some of the punch. It had plenty of the main juicy body, with all of the little dividers, and you could almost smell the zest, citrus oil that is released when you peel one. Whether or not the slight tempering (or taming) some of what could have been more aggressive notes is to your needs will depend. I've never seen or tried (if it/they exist), but it made me wonder what canned (in light syrup) grapefruit sections would taste like. At 1.5% it was good, but MIGHT be able to be pushed a little higher, maybe 2.0% without hitting the ceiling. It was just above mid level sweet, and did finish with a rather complex citrus sparkle which was primarily a light lime note. Not a lot, but just a little bit. All in, a pretty impressive, natural tasting yellow grapefruit, slightly mellowed/tempered into a nice sweet non-aggressive package, with just a hint of lime on the finish. It felt very good @ **8.85/10**.

**Guava Dark Berry (Flavorah) 1.5% (3-3-23)** -- This one was one of my favs when first cracking the bottles, so let's see it it continued to be. At first taste, there was NO confusing you had Guava in here, nice, juicy, pink guava in spades, AND, at only 1.5% Tempered in BELOW that was a very mysterious dark berry medley, that had an almost "jammy" quality to it/them. The ratio between the two main notes favored the pink guava at maybe 60% pink guava, 40% dark berries. At times I almost wished it had been more 50/50 just to help REVEAL what the dark berry medley was, BUT, in hindsight, it kept it more interesting, with it just below clear detection. The pink guava was very juicy, and had a fair amount of "punch" and "tang", and the dark berry medley, tempered it down just a bit. Although even after 3 testers I was no closer to identifying the black berry medley BUT it's effect was def. there. If you think that a juicy pink guava, tempered by a delicious dark berry medley is up your ally, this one WILL get it done for you. No off notes, and just at mid level sweet, this one again, was hard to kick down. Solidly placing it @ **9.5/10**.

**Hibiscus Sweet (Flavorah) 1% (3-5-23)** -- While never drinking, tasting, OR testing anything Hibiscus, we're going it here today. With no direct comparisons to pull from I'll just explain how this one tasted. Firstly, it was lightly floral (in a GOOD way), with some fruity undertones, that was both tart, and sweet. That literally sums it up, hehe, BUT, let's continue. This was a very unique flavor for me, and it proved to be a lighter flavor, but still very interesting. At 1% it was light, yet present, and the florals (intentional) were in no way off-putting, and actually worked to push and pull the underlying fruity-ness. While the fruit/fruity-ness could not really be identified, it's presence was tasted and worked nicely along side the light florals. Because it was a lighter flavor, it could be run over by heavier flavors in a mix, but it mixed judiciously I think you could really have some great successes. While not sharp or punchy per se, it was a brighter flavor, that would favor fruits, citrus, and maybe even beverages, where it could be blended, and used to accentuate supporting flavors. All in, it was a very good unique flavor, and even while lighter, I could see numerous uses for it's lightly floral/fruity notes. No off notes, bad florals, or any take offs with this one, other than being a lighter flavor. Surprised me, and it felt great @ **9.3/10**.

**Jammy Grape (Flavorah) 1% (3-5-23)** -- This COULD be the SHORTEST review of the bunch thus far. Why ?? Well, this one tasted JUST like a great Jammy Grape !!!! I won't blather on and on about it, and it was quite convincing, and accurate. A really good dark/darker concord grape that was sufficiently "jammed" but not "candied". No grape soda here people, just jam. @ 1% it felt like it could be run a little higher as a single, perhaps 1.5%, maybe 1.75%. It was not lacking at the 1% testing weight, just felt like it could use a bit more. Accurate, and true were the two thoughts I kept returning to here, and Flavorah did a good job "jamming" this one up. Nothing off-putting, or out of place, and it DID make me want to grab one (or more) of my Peanut Butters JUST to see how it would fare. Despite feeling like it needed just a bit more, it was at about mid-level sweetness, which was expected for a jam. All in, a very good darker concord grape that was jammed up nicely. If you want or need a good grape jam, this one should do it for you. It felt fairly placed at a **9.0/10**.

**Licorice (Flavorah) 1% (3-5-23)** -- As IS sometimes the case when testing flavors, you have to test those which you would NEVER use. This IS one of those flavors. I don't like, eat, or use Black Licorice in pretty much about ANYTHING, hehe, so, let's see how this goes. Now Black Licorice does have QUITE a history of being used for quite a few things, most notably indigestion. Diving right into this one, and having NO indigestion to speak of, it actually DID taste like a very accurate black licorice. At times, I DID seem to get some molasses wandering in below the anise, and fennel notes. It had an almost "smooth" but not quite reaching anything close to "creamy" aspect to it. Not bitter at all, and at about mid-level sweet. At 1.% it was plenty strong, BUT, could maybe be pushed up another 0.5% for you licorice heads. As mentioned, as a NOT Black Licorice-er, I couldn't help but notice how accurate it DID taste, and NOT off-putting at the same time, which was quite a mystery to me, being a NON licorie-er. No off-notes, or out of place could be found, with neither the anise, nor fennel being too high in the mix, or any bitterness. From a "this isn't mind kinda thing" guy, this WAS a great, accurate licorice. I couldn't go any lower than a **9.5/10**.

**Pink Lemonade (Flavorah) 1% (3-5-23)** -- I think finding the perfect Pink Lemonade for EVERYONE is about impossible. One of the best I've ever had was Lemonade, Watermelon, and Strawberries. How did Flavorah do ?? Let's find out. This smelled stronger in the bottle, so like some others, decided to hit it @ 1%, and at that rate it was fairly full, but COULD probably handle another 0.75%. As it stood at the lower weight, the Lemonade came through fairly well, and did have some nice tart/sour sparkle to it, and I could detect SOME "Pink-ening", BUT, it didn't seem like it was enough. I needed MO pink in my PL !!!! I couldn't clearly tell what the Lemonade was tempered with, but to say, it did have a pink hue. 3 testers later, I still couldn't decide if I WAS getting a slight strawberry undertone or not, but suffice it to say, you could boost YOUR pink, and really push this one forward. At 1% it wasn't lacking overall in the Lemonade department, but I think 1.75% would give it a more solid foothold. The lemonade did remind me of Flavorah's "Lemonade" (duh, go figure), and rather that overpower the tart/sour WITH sweetness, it felt like they specifically dropped the sweetener down a notch, to allow the tart/sour to push through. Your taste may vary, and I do think that maybe some WM or SB, and possibly some sweetener (depending on your sweet tooth) would help this one out. All in, it was a good Lemonade tempered by some "pink" that you could EASILY boost up as required. Throughout the entire test, I kept thinking, "Yeah, this one's about 70% there), so leaving this at a solid **7.0/10**.

**Pomegranate (Flavorah) 1.25% / 2.0% (3-8-23)** -- I wanted to spend some extra time on this one, JUST to make sure that I was getting it right. 3 testers later, and some extra time, I think I did. At first, I wasn't sure if this was THE pomegranite or not. I kept getting a slight off-note, which while not train-wrecking, did seem to detract from the overall experience. As I made my way into the 2nd and 3rd tester, that seemed to abate, and it settled into a really good pom. At the lower weight of 1.25% it did pretty accurately portray a juicy red pom, and such that you could almost taste the little red, fleshy covered seeds. Juicy, plenty of "red", tart and sweet, just like the real thing. I increased to 2.0% just to see if it filled up any, and it did increase, but it did seem to top out, so that leaves me rec'ing solo'ing at my original 1.25%, maybe up to 1.75%. The rather strange-ish off-note I THOUGHT I was getting in the first tester, never re-appeared, so I'm chalking that up to "settling". Sweetness was a few ticks below mid level, and the tartness was JUST high enough to keep it interesting, and fresh. It leaned heavily to the natural with no overt artificial notes. It stayed pretty true to a pom throughout 3 testers, and never leaned at all towards a cranberry, so I think that Flavorah did a pretty spot on job with this one. Juicy, red, somewhat sweet and tarty pomegranate is what this one was. Unique on MY rack, and with not much competition. Because of it's accuracy, I have to leave it fairly high, at a **9.5/10**.

**Red Vanilla Soda (Flavorah) 1.75% (3-11-23)** -- After reading the name of this flavor, I was admittedly confused as to exactly WHAT it was. Tasting it revealed, well, pretty much what it was named. A light, somewhat bright vanilla with some creamy aspects, and an actual soda element, with a very light red-ish berry undertone. 3 testers in, I was never able to actually identify the red berry/berries, but they WERE there, lightly, in an undertone only. What made this interesting, was that somehow Flavorah managed to keep the vanilla almost creamy (but not completely), and give it some weight, AND, have an identifiable soda-ness at the same time. I got an almost effervescence from the soda, and unlike a "cola" it seemed to be more of a cream soda, which COULD explain the creamier aspects of the vanilla. @ 1.75% it felt somewhat lighter and might be able to be increased/boosted a little with higher percentages. The overall pairing was actually pretty good. Cream Soda, Vanilla, and light Red Berries were what this one was, with just a slight effervescence on the finish. No off-notes, and sweetness was a few ticks below mid level, which was also interesting for a "soda" flavor. The main note remained the creamy-ish vanilla throughout all of the testing, with the red berries just barely revealing themselves. An interesting pairing, and while a lighter flavor overall, it was what it claimed to be. Minor take-offs for overall strength, and barely perceivable red berries only. It felt good at **9/10**.

**Salmiakki (Flavorah) 1% (3-11-23)** -- Salmi what ?? Yes, Salmiakki. I'd never heard of it, but some quick research revealed that it was actually a very popular Finnish treat. Candy ?? Maybe, kinda sorta-ish. In a nutshell it's like Black Licorice, that is tempered with ammonium chloride (a type of salt). Yes, salt AND sweet can play together, and in this flavor, it worked out nicely. Now, at no point did I get an actual "salty" taste, but sometimes, if you pair sweet and salt at the right levels, it adds body, and that is EXACTLY what happened here. Having just tested Flavorh's Licorice, this one DID have a bit more body, and was noticeably fuller. It had most of the same characteristics of a Black Licorice, but honestly, I think it was better. Richer, fuller, with more presence, and with no bitterness too boot. At times it almost tasted like there was a cream element, and other times not. At 1% it was actually quite good, and I didn't feel the need to increase the percentage, and there was no stray or off-putting notes. It tasted a bit LESS sweet than the aforementioned licorice, and that worked out nicely as well. As I mentioned in my previous review, you will probably love OR hate this, just like you would with a BL. As an avid NOT BL user, or eater, this one surprised me that not only did I not hate it, I liked it, which was just as surprising. All in, this was very similar to Flavorah's Licorice, but better IMO, with a slight decrease in sweetness, and more body. If you were on the fence with this one, and the regular Licorice, I might go with this one. Marking up slightly higher than the FLV Licorice @ **9.8/10**.

**SB Lime (Flavorah) 1% (3-12-23)** -- RIGHT out of the gate, I could tell there was something going on with this one. There was an almost funky-ness to it, almost a musky off-note, that persisted throughout the entire test. The red juicy strawberry was there, and just a hint of lime on the finish, BUT, the funk persisted throughout. At 1% it in no way felt over-flavored or maxed out, and was reasonably full, and just below mid level sweet. I tried reducing, but every nuance fell proportionally, including the funk. I'm not sure why, but I'm pretty sure the funk was coming from the strawberry, and IMO, it didn't work. It was almost like a funky banana note, without the banana. With that, and the fairly light lime presence this flavor felt like kind of a mis-step. Feel free to try but EXPECT some funk. Rating this down due to the funk, and almost missing Lime @ **6.0/10**.

**Sumo Citrus (Flavorah) 1.5% (3-13-23)** -- Beyond being expensive, and so fragile, that they have to be painted in clay sunscreen, Sumo oranges are a hybrid of oranges, pomelos, and mandarins. The few times I've eaten them, they WERE very good, and sweeter than most other oranges. This flavor captured MUCH of the hybrid-ing, but not all, and it had less than the expected level of sweetness. @ 1.5% it was still somewhat of a light flavor, but still good with a unique medley of orange and citrus notes. Because it was somewhat more relaxed, I did increase the percentage a bit, AND, added some sweetener just to see if it could be boosted, and it did increase just a smidge, but that was about it. I didn't get much of a boost from the sweetener, so that was a surprise as well. At both 1.5% and somewhat higher, it was indeed a few ticks below mid level sweet, which most of us would love, so it COULD be sweetened up if needed, it felt a little shy from the real thing. No off-notes, and, with the fairly complex citrus notes in play, it was hard to try and force it into one TYPE of orange, which WAS true to the real fruit. All in, it was a FAIRLY accurate representation of a tough fruit to mimic, and was very natural tasting, and less sweet than the original. Minor take-offs for some lack of presence, and sweetness. Cleanly placing this @ a **8.4/10**.

**Wintergreen (Flavorah) 1% (3-16-23)** -- Coming clean here, I WAS kind of dreading testing this flavor, just like the Cactus Aloe, as I would typically NEVER use it. I cannot use any cooling agents, and typically mints, spearmints either have some, or can SEEM like they have some. Now, to my tastes, this one had either none, OR, very little, as I not only had NO issues testing 3 testers of it, but I actually enjoyed it. Color me surprised, YET again. Note to the masses: Try flavors you think you'll hate, and you MIGHT be surprised. Because it was a "mint" I chose to go low with this one @ 1% and it was fairly full at this weight, and did remind me of a Wintergreen Lifesaver. Because I was not overwhelmed by the mint elements, nor any cooling, I think you could probably solo this at even + 0.75% with no issues. I had a expected a thin, minty flavor with cooling, and I was also surprised as it had more body that expected, did not present as "thin", and had just a hint of a dry finish. Now it is possible Flavorah somehow snuck in some minor cooling that I was mis-interpretting as dry-ness, but that is still unknown. It was just below mid level sweet, and beyond the slight dry-ness on the finish, I could find no off notes to nit pick. It really did taste almost exactly like a Wintergreen Lifesaver. For any other of you "Not So Sure About Mint"-ers out there, the minty-ness was in no way overpowering, or heavy handed, and was very even keeled, and JUST strong enough. For some reason, even though rootbeer's don't typically have wintergreen in them (but some do), I had the urge to mix some of this in with a RB or two, just to see how it fared/paired. All in, this was a damned fine Wintergreen, that was accurate, non-fatiguing, nor heavy handed. If you love wintergreen(s), GET IT. If you don't like, or think you don't like mints, you might be surprised. Rating this one high, with only minor take-offs for the slight dry-ness on the finish @ **9.6/10**. And that is/was coming from the NOT mint guy at that.

**Yuzu (Flavorah) 1% (3-18-23)** -- Finishing out this NEW series from Flavorah with the Yuzu. Having never eaten one, I couldn't directly compare it. It presented as a quite unique mix of almost a lighter orange, with some lemon, and almost some grapefruit notes on the finish. Suffice it to say, this IS a citrus flavor LOL. What made it unique was it kind of swirled around with the 3 main elements trading places for the lead. This kept it fairly complex, and an interesting flavor to test. It didn't present as overly aggressive or acidic, and despite it's 3 main notes, was actually fairly smooth. It was tart without being sour, and and was JUST kissed by an almost citrus-y oil on the finish, which did nothing more than drive home it's authenticity. @ 1% it was nicely in the middle of the strength road, and could possibly benefit with a little push up to 1.5%. As it stood, it was quite good, refreshing, and very natural tasting, and kept you guessing almost till the end. In conclusion, this was a great unique citrus flavor that centered around a light orange, lemon and grapefruit, that was below mid-level sweet, and kept you wanting more. Because it did straddle 3 different citrus fruits, you could use it across a variety of recipes with success. All in, a fresh, clean finish to this series, and leaving it fairly high @ **9.0/10**.