is it just me or is this normal
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Who is it from? Is it a new juice you haven't had before? Some juices need time to age, so I might recommend aging it.
It may be an issue with your device but this is really too little information to know.
It may be an issue with your device but this is really too little information to know.
no its the same juice i always used from bootleg vapors only thing this time i bought a 2oz bottle
its a bootleg red flavor
or any idea what tastes close to marlboros cause this is the closest i could find
or any idea what tastes close to marlboros cause this is the closest i could find
Honestly, the closest I've ever come to a cigarette taste is unflavored. It tastes like a Marlboro light when you use 18mg nicotine. All the tobacco flavors I've found are really not comparable to tobacco.
Could be a few different things.
As menioned above its possible the earlier bottles of juice were better 'steeped' , i.e. had more time to blend properly and age and the newer bottles are fresher, i would start by (as mentioned above) uncapping it and letting it sit over night, to let any alcohol in the flavorings evaporate.
*EDIT* Now that i see its a much larger bottle and a tobacco it likely just needs more time to 'steep'/blend. Larger quantities and tobacco's especially benefit from sitting.
You can run a test, take some juice from the larger bottle and put it in a smaller one, like 10-15ml, then cap that bottle and put it in a bowl of warm (not hot) water for a few hours, shaking periodically, then test it and see if it tastes better. The heat speeds up the blending/steeping but its not really the ideal way to do it for all if, may just have to wait it out. A tobacco that tastes terrible on week 1 can be pretty amazing come week 3-4. Again, all just speculation, but worth a try.
Its also possible if you're in the first few months of vaping you could have vaper's tongue, which usually gos away after a few days.
As menioned above its possible the earlier bottles of juice were better 'steeped' , i.e. had more time to blend properly and age and the newer bottles are fresher, i would start by (as mentioned above) uncapping it and letting it sit over night, to let any alcohol in the flavorings evaporate.
*EDIT* Now that i see its a much larger bottle and a tobacco it likely just needs more time to 'steep'/blend. Larger quantities and tobacco's especially benefit from sitting.
You can run a test, take some juice from the larger bottle and put it in a smaller one, like 10-15ml, then cap that bottle and put it in a bowl of warm (not hot) water for a few hours, shaking periodically, then test it and see if it tastes better. The heat speeds up the blending/steeping but its not really the ideal way to do it for all if, may just have to wait it out. A tobacco that tastes terrible on week 1 can be pretty amazing come week 3-4. Again, all just speculation, but worth a try.
Its also possible if you're in the first few months of vaping you could have vaper's tongue, which usually gos away after a few days.
so just let it sit out with the cap off just making sure its what was recommended cause if that doesnt work iam gonna try the warm water tommarow
CAP ON for the warm water speed steep, or else bye bye juice, but leave the cap off the big bottle overnight (As long as thatss safe, ie kids/pets)
If your thing is single note simple tobaccos, i would highly recommend heading over to the DIY section and reading some of Dannyv45's threads/blogs he's very well versed in tobaccos/all DIY and if you're willing to learn you could bring your juice cost down to next to nothing, i.e. easily less than $.10 a ml. The whole DIY section/contributors is pretty amazing.
When I was at my 2-3 month period of vaping, I found my sense of taste changed rather dramatically. All of a sudden, all of my tobacco flavors started tasting bad.
There was a time when I would get a sample pack of 5oz bottles, but when I ordered a bigger bottle, it seemed to taste different. Of course this was during my taste bud war, so it may have been my imagination.
My struggle with flavors led me to trying unflavored liquid, and that is what I have been using for over 2 years. It taste more like I vaguely remember smoking to taste like. Oh, BTW, it's incredibly cheep.
There was a time when I would get a sample pack of 5oz bottles, but when I ordered a bigger bottle, it seemed to taste different. Of course this was during my taste bud war, so it may have been my imagination.
My struggle with flavors led me to trying unflavored liquid, and that is what I have been using for over 2 years. It taste more like I vaguely remember smoking to taste like. Oh, BTW, it's incredibly cheep.
If you've been a non smoker for a bit it's definitely possible that your sense of taste has returned and your flavour preferences will change. I noticed this myself last time I quit and am anticipating it again this time.
i have cut my ciggs in half after 15 years of smoking but then i got a bad taste after 10 or so days i vaped for a while about a yr ago but iam just starting out lookin for a good one thats closest to full flavor marlboros
I like unflavored as well, for my analog cravings. I mean, when you smoked did you actually taste the cigarette? I didn't. Maybe you could add a few drops of your tobacco juice, in a tank of unflavored?
I agree, nothing really tastes like a cigarette. I do recommend Nicoticket Virus for those craving a cigarette. It really helps me, and many others.
Yes, your juice probably needs to steep, but I've also found some companies are really inconsistant as well. I would find a juice I really liked, but the next bottle tasted horrible and no amount of steeping improved it. Its kind of live and learn when you begin your vaping journey.
Yes, your juice probably needs to steep, but I've also found some companies are really inconsistant as well. I would find a juice I really liked, but the next bottle tasted horrible and no amount of steeping improved it. Its kind of live and learn when you begin your vaping journey.
another thought Justin I believe some of the juice makers may have changed their recipes a bit perhaps this might be worth inquiring about
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