Increase TH (Throat Hit) HOW???

[SockMonkey]

I recently recieved some e-juices in 16mg (what I'm used to vaping). I really like the flavor but there is no throat hit to speak of. The juices are 80pg/20vg. I've had better throat hit on 100 VG juice. I know steeping has helped the flavors of some juices but it hasn't changed the throat IMO. Any help is appreciated.

btw I'm using 1.5 & 2.0 ohm Dual Coil Cartos and smoketech 2.0 atty's at 3.7-4.2 volts.

 

[Sicarius]

Higher mg nic content, higher PG ratio (80/20 seems right though) or a dash of menthol.

 

[WillyB]

Maybe it's not really 16mg, it's not like this is a tightly regulated industry.

 

[Charlz]

TH varies from juice to juice. Some juices I need to up the nic content to get a good hit from. It's just the way it is. I'm not so much reliant on nic content for cravings so much anymore as I am for throat sensation. The lighter the flavor (spice wise, not taste bud wise) the more I need higher nic although some days I do want to ease up on the TH and am glad I have those smoother juices

 

[Sicarius]

Steep your e-juice with some macerated chilli seeds - Mace for your throat

 

[Charlz]

finally-----an appropriate use of the term steeping here lol!

 

[smilee]

I added to the e-liq for example 10-15% of turkish tobacco (e-liquid no real tobacco

 

[easystreet]

get a hh357 or vape stronger nic juice....

 

[tencentcat]

If you like menthol, adding a few menthol crystals to a bottle of juice can really improve the hit. Usually blends well with just about anything.

 

[Sweeney Todd]

pbusardo on YouTube does juice reviews, and he makes a point to discuss the throat hit (at 12mg) of each one. I'd check those out for some good guidance.

 

[wv2win]

90% of throat hit comes from two things: higher nicotine strength and warmth of the vapor from higher power batteries.

Kick up the power to around 4.5 - 5.0 volts and kick up the nic strength to at least 24mg. Many vape 36mg.