Looking for a strong flavored ejuice

[NicotineRush]

Off topic but about ten yrs ago, after dealing with major sinus issues for 50+ yrs, I finally broke down and went to a nose doc. He convinced me to have a 'nose job'. LIFE CHANGING!
Truly the biggest life changing event in my now 67 years.
It's now done with lasers. Quick recovery. Minimal pain.

 

[ExtremeDooty]

After 48 years of smoking, I'm surprised when I can taste something. After a month of vaping, I'm starting to taste the juices I'm using and the differences between them. I think it's just going to take some time for the taste buds to recover. You could try some sample packs available on most e-juice sites. You could also try some flavor concentrates or boosts added to your own juice. I know Vapewild has a good selection and I've had good experiences with them so far.

 

[Carl2]

I began making my own e liquid some time ago and just got into the seeping part. A bottle of e juice place in water at 130 F, I used warm water from the tap and used a meat thermometer to measure the temp. The water cooled fairly fast so I used a glass bowl of warm water placed in an electric skillet, temp set to warm. The skillet was able to keep the water at 130 F so I was able to steep the juice for 6 hours. With less flavoring used I was able to get a stronger tasting e liquid.