Is There a WIzard For Upping The Flavor In a Carto?

[wickedalibi]

I use smoktech DC's in a Big Daddy tank. I am starting to DIY as soon as all my paraphernalia gets here. I am still going to vape my favorite juice from my favorite vendor, but no matter what kind of carto I use in my tank the flavor is just slightly duller. So is there some kind of wizard to add to it? The juice is Frisco from Vapor Station.

 

[Sweeney Todd]

My wife had this exact problem, and it went away for her when she used a 1.7 Resurrector carto in her tank instead of a dual coil carto. I've heard it argued that dual coil cartos aren't much use in lower voltage devices, but that's above my level of knowledge.

As to your original question, bar adding additional flavoring to a juice, there's nothing I know of. Maybe a couple of drops of vinegar might make a difference?

 

[wickedalibi]

Thanks sweeney I haven't tried the single coil xl cartos in a tank. I have a provari so I stayed away from the lower Ohms. I like the Frisco at lower voltage anyway. I am going to go order some now.
Thank You

 

[CUOFFRDGA]

Through my testing I have found if I plan on putting my juice in a cartomizer, I need to add about 2% flavor and sometimes 2% nicotine to get the similar taste/feel from my atty.

I am using Flavourart, so if your using another brand you may need more or less.

 

[keelalagirl55]

+1 on the resurrector Sweeny. I too am a BIG fan of the Frisco...and it does so VERY well in those cartos!

 

[frequentj]

Try some clearos! I love, love, love the visions extremes from gotvapes. Now that I've gone fillerless, I can't use a carto without tasting the polyfill and my flavors just don't pop.

 

[wickedalibi]

I traded for some fluxomizers on the classies to try and they tasted just like plastic. I got 5 and about once a month I revisit them and I can't get rid of that taste. I am happy with my tank and carto's (they keep me off of the analogs). I ordered some resurrectors and will see how they do. I think my best bet may be tank with a rebuildable atty, but they are expensive and I wanted to try DIY first!