Flavorings that don't vape well

[Steve K]

I've noticed some flavorings don't vape as well as others do,When I make my liquids with Capella's I get great vape, easy to draw and nice full clouds,Then I use some flavorings for instance Like Torrone from Flavour Art and it just doesn't seem to produce the same,Harder to draw and a less type of vapor.Is something present or not present in some flavorings that would make a less productive vape??

 

[Steve K]

Interesting, I guess I'm the only one who has this problem??

 

[classwife]

I had a butterscotch that I made about a year ago that didn't seem to vape as well as other flavors do.

I didn't do anything different when I mixed it either.


Interesting thoughts...

 

[Crunktanium]

Flavoring has nothing to do with vapor production. Your VG percentage is what produces more or less vapor. Most flavor is either PG or Alcohol. There is no VG in Cap flavors which would increase vapor production. Either your mixing your VG/PG base different or possibly the TFA flavor has higher alcohol which is diluting your juice (unlikely the culprit) a bit more.

Honestly it sounds like a psychological thing where one flavor seems more filling then another.

 

[Steve K]

The flavor in question is Torrone by flavourart,The base used is what I always use for different juices no different and the 2 other flavors I mixed in are the same I've mixed with others,Used a new coil to see if thats it and same thing, wimpy low producing vapor.Then after It was finished I put in one of my other liquid and great vape.Just have to make another batch and try it,I never get this from any other juice I create.

 

[AzPlumber]

FA flavors are typically more concentrated especially compared with Capellas. Are you using the same %'s ? And yes some flavors will effect the amount of vapor.

 

[DeloresRose]

Flavoring has nothing to do with vapor production. Your VG percentage is what produces more or less vapor. Most flavor is either PG or Alcohol. There is no VG in Cap flavors which would increase vapor production. Either your mixing your VG/PG base different or possibly the TFA flavor has higher alcohol which is diluting your juice (unlikely the culprit) a bit more.

Honestly it sounds like a psychological thing where one flavor seems more filling then another.

I can tell when there is alcohol in the flavor. Those juices do not come out like flavors without. I find them to be better after a few days with the lid off.

 

[Steve K]

The Torrone F.A. is something I just started using. I haven't made a good batch of it yet,Flavour art flavors are pretty strong and there is about 3% in what I've made but its pretty apparent it is not vaping well.There has to be something in it that causes this,as I said I can make more of it and possibly bring down the percentage.Been make juices for a while and haven't had any issues with others.

 

[Heabob]

I've only seen FA Torrone used in multi-flavored recipes at a lower percents, like .5-1%.
Never as a stand alone though.

I'd try it at 1-2%, with 1% TFA Marshmallow or 1% FA Meringue.
And some FA Lemon Sicily 1-2% if you have it.

Yes some types of flavors will produce less vapor.
And some will make you cough...

 

[Steve K]

I've only seen FA Torrone used in multi-flavored recipes at a lower percents, like .5-1%.
Never as a stand alone though.

I'd try it at 1-2%, with 1% TFA Marshmallow or 1% FA Meringue.
And some FA Lemon Sicily 1-2% if you have it.

Yes some types of flavors will produce less vapor.
And some will make you cough...

Recipe I used is

Torrone FA 3%
Vanilla bean Tfa 3%
Marshmallow Tfa 3%

 

[Exchaner]

I too have come across some flavors that do not vape well. In my case it was a pre-made liquid - espresso shot. It just didn't burn well, and didn't produce enough vapor compared to other liquids.