GotVapes butterscotch doesn't taste right

[khwang89]

Hi,

I recently bought (4 days ago) a 36 mL of butterscotch from GotVapes and it doesn't taste like my previous purchases of this juice. I was going to ask how to clear this up with the supplier and it directed me towards this forum. Here is my issue. I've purchased butterscotch before and it was creamy and smooth and had a heavy butterscotch taste. It was delicious. However this recent 36 mL that I bought doesn't taste creamy. It tastes more like the butterscotch bacco that I did purchase before, however it wasn't as good as the regular butterscotch. I put it into multiple cartomizers thinking that particular one may be contaminated. It all tasted the same in different cartomizers. What are my options here to obtaining a new bottle of butterscotch OTHER than purchasing another one?

Thanks for reading.

 

[Caridwen]

If everything is exactly the same- pg/vg ratio, nic content I would contact them. They might tell you to wait a week or so and let it steep but let them know.

 

[klynnn]

How long have you been vaping? Your tastebuds will change the longer you are away from cigs. 36mg is pretty high for anyone I'm amazed you can taste anything but nic.

 

[hrlw817]

Could be a bad batch of juice. It can happen, and I had some watermelon juice a while back and it tasted like those bottles of bubbles you blow with the wand. Even the vapor smelled like soap, (I was surprised I wasn't actually blowing bubbles) I contacted the vendor, and I got another bottle of it and was fine.

 

[Racehorse]

I'm sure the vendor will have no problem exchanging it?

 

[Millah]

I'd recommend letting it steep for a week or two. I've read from several others who have ordered that juice from GotVapes, that steeping made a big difference in the flavor.

 

[Z_Ghost]

I have found that even after just a few days that my taste buds are working better and things do not seem to taste like it did even a few days ago.

 

[CDnerds]

Hi,

I recently bought (4 days ago) a 36 mL of butterscotch from GotVapes and it doesn't taste like my previous purchases of this juice. I was going to ask how to clear this up with the supplier and it directed me towards this forum. Here is my issue. I've purchased butterscotch before and it was creamy and smooth and had a heavy butterscotch taste. It was delicious. However this recent 36 mL that I bought doesn't taste creamy. It tastes more like the butterscotch bacco that I did purchase before, however it wasn't as good as the regular butterscotch. I put it into multiple cartomizers thinking that particular one may be contaminated. It all tasted the same in different cartomizers. What are my options here to obtaining a new bottle of butterscotch OTHER than purchasing another one?

Thanks for reading.

Its something you need to get used to. Your going to buy more juice in the future and some will be great, others will taste horrid. The juice itself is fine, your just not responding to it. I have tried juice that people rant and rave about - taste like absolute garbage.

If your just coming off analogs your taste buds change. They are growing back basically. Things you liked, you will no longer enjoy and vise versa. Juice you hate now, you may enjoy later. Thats why i never throw any of it away.

 

[ShogaNinja]

Neither does TPA's butterscotch flavoring. What it does do is kill cartos within 2 hours though.

 

[khwang89]

If everything is exactly the same- pg/vg ratio, nic content I would contact them. They might tell you to wait a week or so and let it steep but let them know.

I've been vaping for at least 3 months now. So I guess I gotta look around a bit more to find their page and post this. Yea I've heard from my friend that got me started on this that sometimes it takes time for everything to settle. Thanks for your input!

 

[XXZOMBIEPEPPERXX]

It could be a very fresh batch..Heat the juice (in the bottle of course) in a bowl of very hot water untill the water cools ....do this 3 or 4 times and then take the cap and nipple off bottle and let it sit open over night this equals about a week of steeping.... its called speed steeping. I do it all the time when i DIY...