Frustrated !! ?

[Yohkos]

When I started I loved fruity, but now not so much. You might find your taste will change frequently...so gets lots of variety and keep the nic up until you don't feel the urge to smoke.

 

[Fenway75]

It happens, and taste is incredibly subjective. I got very lucky on my first purchase, found two juices I really enjoy and 4 more that I can work into the rotation but likely won't buy again. I'm branching out and ordering sample packs for the same reason many have already stated; it gets old. I fully expect in a few weeks or months even my two current favorites will be 'old hat,' but that's part of the beauty of vaping as it stands now with the dozens/hundreds of companies making quality juice and equipment. It's very much a process of trial and error, which is why I like B&M's that allow me to sample their flavors in MY setup, and buy smaller (6ml or less) 'intro' bottles online.

 

[Thundernoggin]

I tried the gum quite a few years ago and that was really hard on the mouth and tongue. Gave up on it because it was so harsh. It might be a slow process finding the right thing. My taste buds are still shot after quitting a few weeks ago but right now a mix of Blue and White Beard from Velvet Cloud has been doing the trick. It's a little more aromatic like pipe tobacco in a way which helps me feel like I'm still smoking. Local B&M juice in my limited experience was not the way to go. Expect to try a fair number of vendors in your search before finding what works for you. Yesterday was nearly impossible despite enjoying the flavors I have now. Some of the more specialized larger operations like Ahlusion may be able to tailor something for you if you talk to them.

 

[Art Mustel]

Switch to DIY but start vaping unflavored, then when you feel comfy start playing with flavors. (Do small batches at first and use good flavors: Hangsen ones for instance). I could never have an adv, my rotation includes 6 or 7 flavors, all them tobacco ones. Good luck, but do not get back to analogs!