Do WTAs stain your teeth?

[Johnivan69]

I heard from a B&M guy the reason they don't carry WTAs is because they stain your teeth. Sounded kinda like BS but I wanted to check with the true experts here on the forum.
Thanks!

 

[daleron]

I've never heard any of the WTA user's I know say anything about that

 

[kkahmann]

Thats BS--my B&M guy told me the real reason is cause it will make your winkie fall off.

 

[Equilibrium]

LOL... nope, never heard of WTA's staining your teeth.

 

[Bunnykiller]

WTA's are clear.... its the rest of the tobacco extracts that give it color...

most shops dont carry WTA's due to the cost and availability and demand

 

[mmsjs5]

That's a bunch of hooey! I use Whole Tobacco Alkaloid WTA Eliquid Ejuice, and my teeth are whiter now than they ever were when I was smoking.

 

[Rat2chat2]

I think that is a myth. I have not tried whole tobacco juices yet but I think my teeth have gotten whiter since I stopped smoking. Just my 3¢ (inflation).

 

[snork]

The shop doesn't know what they're talking about. Why do people just make stuff up?
I have vaped Aroma Ejuice WTA eliquid exclusively for more than three years now and my teeth are fine.

 

[Dyanne]

I haven't tried WTA but I have managed without them thus far so hoping I can keep on my quitting path without them, having said that I would not worry about using WTA when and if I needed it because I am very sure they would not cause the damage that smoking did to my teeth as a smoker! I had to have them cleaned last year, it took 2 sessions at the dentist to numb my top jaw to clean and remove all the tartar and plaque and then another session with bottom jaw totally numb to repeat the process, my teeth are now white and tartar/plaque free after years of smoking. And that was AFTER I had 2 teeth removed... smoking is MUCH more damaging to teeth IMO

 

[snork]

It's possible that the shop is confusing WTA with NET liquids. I had a run-in with a guy at a local shop about this myself. I explained it this way:
If you make a cup of coffee, you're making a coffee flavored drink with some caffeine in it. You don't have a cup of caffeine. If pure caffeine is what you're after you'd use whatever process you chose to isolate the caffeine from the coffee; the result would not look, taste, smell or be of the same physical makeup as coffee. You'd have a chemical.

WTA is the same type of animal - the result of extracting minute amount of individual chemicals from a sludge of tobacco leaves and discarding the rest, which is not a NET.

I don't know if NET flavored eliquids stain teeth but I was just pondering what could possibly lead people to make such an uninformed statement.