MTS Vape Wizar taste killer?
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Yes, it's not advised that you use more than 0.5-2% MTS. The difference should be noticeable but a subtle at very low concentrations. You probably added way too much. When working with such low concentrations it's probably advisable to get a pipette accurate to those measurements.
Alternatively you can dilute your MTS and use it as a mixer if you prepare juice in larger quantities.
Alternatively you can dilute your MTS and use it as a mixer if you prepare juice in larger quantities.
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I never had any luck with it either. Killed the taste and caused a weird filmy type taste to hang in the roof of my mouth.
I add 1 drop per 10mls of final product -- it may just be voodoo on my part, but I'm happy with the results. At that level I haven't noticed any change in flavor.
Thats what I experienced I tried 1-2 drops in about 10mls... the taste disappeared. Almost left a soapy taste.
It only seems to work well on those really tart, sour, tangy fruit flavours or any bitterness and then you only need 1 drop per 10-20ml's.
Its actually supposed to work on the opposite of fruit flavors . VW is a tobacco in itself made to enhance tobacco juices . Putting tobacco in fruit ejuices im not sure about.
From flavour arts description of vape wizard: MTS vape wizard contributes toward softening any acidic/sour perception.
Acidic/sour notes tend to be things like apple flavour and other fruits.
The acid/sour perception of tobacco's . I emailed them and they were the ones to tell me its a tobacco in itself and works for enhancing tobacco's . Bitter wizard is also a tobacco according to them.
I've never noticed any tobaccos being sour personally. Have only ever used VW in fruits. Such as a chocolate orange. the orange was too bitter and sour and caught the back of the throat, 1 drop of VW smoothed that right out. Works for me 
well i guess if it works for you then thats all that matters but FA says it is a tobacco made for tobaccos which makes sense if you smell it . Its a dark slight sweet tobacco smelling liquid.
If it doesn't change the flavor, why do you add it todd?
DIY'er in training here.
It can take sharp edges off of a flavor, increase the vapor production, and help meld some blends together.
Sometimes it can work wonders, sometimes not. It's just a tool to have on hand. I put it in the Unicorn Tears and Butterfly Farts arena, as a tiny bit of seemingly meaningless stuff can have a big impact. Sometimes a butterfly fart is just a meaningless fart though.
Usually around 1 drop per 5 ml, but may be as low as 1 drop per 10 ml.
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