So......I got an order in for unflavored WTA to DIY my non WTA bottles that I mistakenly ordered....
Once I receive my order, what's the suggested % to use?
Did I read someone say they only put a couple drops in a 5 ml bottle of their juice?
I've often had the same question myself. I still have some DIY WTA that I got several months ago as a sample. I went back to the site more than once and read the description of the DIY WTA, and read the label on the sample, (sample-sized because it wasn't 15ml like the kind they sell on the site, which I always find out about the day after or the same day it was available, and it's all gone), or it would be bigger than the 12ml bottles of flavored juices we buy. No place could I find anything reading "concentrated." Usually if something is not concentrated, I assume it is similar to like products sold in it's genre. For instance, if 24mg of non-concentrated flavored WTA has an experienced level of WTA when vaping, then milliliter to milliliter, a non-concentrated DIY might have the same effect on me if consumed at the same volume. I haven't read anyplace, or Jerry hasn't implied in any of his explanations of the DIY WTA that I have yet read, that adding very small amounts of DIY WTA to large amounts of a non WTA E-liquid would have the same WTA effect as using the flavored WTA e-liquids at any nicotine dose level. Unless Jerry clarifies otherwise, I think I would get the same WTA effect of vaping 2ml of DIY WTA, as I would from vaping 2ml of Mint Mango Berry WTA.
I could be mistaken about this, and if so I hope Jerry corrects me. I just haven't seen anyplace that the DIY WTA is any more concentrated than the flavored WTA liquids. That would suggest to a person who processes things the way my little mind does, that milliliter to milliliter, flavored and unflavored WTA have the same amount of WTA. When I have browsed the DIYer sites, they are usually very explicit about the fact that something is concentrated when they offer a written description of it, and show photos of their labels where applicable.
On Aroma's site I only see " This for one 15 ML Bottle of DIY WTA (Whole Tobacco Alkaloid) eliquid that is flavorless. Choice of nicotine dosages in 18MG, 20MG or 24MG when available." So it is flavorless and contains WTA. Where does it say it is concentrated? This suggests to me that in order to get the same desired effect with a non-WTA flavor and DIY liquid that I get with a flavored WTA liquid, I would have to add almost equal parts of DIY liquid to make that volume of non-WTA e-liquid have the same WTA effect that I am seeking duplicated with the effect I get from the flavored WTA eliquids I buy at Aroma. But at the same time I am doing this, I am also raising the nicotine levels, although those are predictable if you just add milliliter to milliliter the nicotine level of your DIY liquid to your non WTA liquid that you combine, you get your final nicotine level. So 5ml 24mg nicotine DIY WTA juice mixed with 5ml of 18mg non-WTA juice = 10ml of 21mg nicotine WTA juice? (I barely grasped Algebra 1, but I know if you take each nicotine level of 2 equal volumes of juice, add them up, and then divide the final volume by 2, you get the final nicotine level of the combined volumes of liquid.) Jerry has already clarified in a different thread, that the amount of WTA in 12mg nic juice, 24mg nic juice, or a different nicotine level of juice, you buy at Aroma Ejuice, is going to be the same. At least that is what I remember.
Could you help us out with this question please Jerry?