My Experience With Wta
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WTA arrived. Added it to some DIY, I'm in love. I haven't been this relaxed in a long time.
That's fantastic you are having good results with the Aroma WTA . It does indeed give that satisfying , relaxed feeling.
Glad you are liking it as well G-weezy . When you first start using it it kinda feels like you are finally able to take a deep breath you been waiting to take for a long while doesn't it.
Im still doing better with the WTA. Not 100 percent but better. Im still having some depression issues that are usually seasonal. This year its not leaving. Ive increased my exercise to try to get more hormones to my brain but thats not making the difference. Ive made an appt with my doc. Ill resort to meds for a short time to help with it....
The WTA has definitely fulfilled that feeling of smoking and Im not chain vaping anymore.
I will need a combo of things to get back to being me it seems.
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The WTA has definitely fulfilled that feeling of smoking and Im not chain vaping anymore.
I will need a combo of things to get back to being me it seems.
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I am interested in the Unflavored DIY Whole Tobacco Alkaloid (WTA) from Aroma Juice.
Shipped to Florida, the price of this is $35.50 for a 15ml bottle. This is pretty expensive at $2.37 per ml ... Well, I think it's more than "pretty" expensive.
I make my own cigar flavored juice in batches of 125ml ..... How many ml of this WTA would I need in order to treat 125ml of my home-made juice?
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I just read the sticky post that 'rolygate' wrote concerning WTAs ... He said
Conclusion: "People who are already happy with their e-cig should pass this by - they don't need it".
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In my case, I have been off cigarettes for almost 3 months now ... Maybe I don't need to buy this expensive WTA stuff to add to my DYI juice unless it makes the juice taste a lot better?
Shipped to Florida, the price of this is $35.50 for a 15ml bottle. This is pretty expensive at $2.37 per ml ... Well, I think it's more than "pretty" expensive.
I make my own cigar flavored juice in batches of 125ml ..... How many ml of this WTA would I need in order to treat 125ml of my home-made juice?
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I just read the sticky post that 'rolygate' wrote concerning WTAs ... He said
Conclusion: "People who are already happy with their e-cig should pass this by - they don't need it".
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In my case, I have been off cigarettes for almost 3 months now ... Maybe I don't need to buy this expensive WTA stuff to add to my DYI juice unless it makes the juice taste a lot better?
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Mornin' Flt Sim
Some have noted a pleasant taste new to their flavored liquids when they add WTA but I never have tasted a change.
I use a maintenance vape of unflavored 24mg VG.
I add 8% of the DIY to it and that suffices to take care of my cravings and at that rate it's more than affordable. As you have said though, if you're not having huge cravings for a cigarette then using WTA could be seen as a luxury rather than a required product (-:
Some have noted a pleasant taste new to their flavored liquids when they add WTA but I never have tasted a change.
I use a maintenance vape of unflavored 24mg VG.
I add 8% of the DIY to it and that suffices to take care of my cravings and at that rate it's more than affordable. As you have said though, if you're not having huge cravings for a cigarette then using WTA could be seen as a luxury rather than a required product (-:
Good morning to you too, and thanks for the reply 
... The DIY cigar flavored juice I make is 55% PG / 45% VG and 19mg Nic when finished.
Again, I make a 125ml bottle at a time.
I am just wondering if this 35 dollar / 15ml bottle of WTA would be enough to treat 2 of my 125ml bottles of juice ... If it will only treat a single 125ml bottle of juice, it's just too pricey for me to consider.
... The DIY cigar flavored juice I make is 55% PG / 45% VG and 19mg Nic when finished.Again, I make a 125ml bottle at a time.
I am just wondering if this 35 dollar / 15ml bottle of WTA would be enough to treat 2 of my 125ml bottles of juice ... If it will only treat a single 125ml bottle of juice, it's just too pricey for me to consider.
From what I hear about 1.2ml per 15ml is good. That being said for 125ml you should use about 10ml of the unflavored WTA.
Just took a look with me handy dandy ejuice calculator.
Mind you adding 8% WTA is considered low by some, it does work for me though, using 8% as a number I come up with:
11ml of 24mg DIY WTA would be 8% of the total when added to 125ml of your cigar liquid.
You would end up with 136mg at 19.4mg
Mind you adding 8% WTA is considered low by some, it does work for me though, using 8% as a number I come up with:
11ml of 24mg DIY WTA would be 8% of the total when added to 125ml of your cigar liquid.
You would end up with 136mg at 19.4mg
I just finished up this coffee WTA DIY recipe. I have a couple others like cherry almond tobacco and a really tasty blueberry cheesecake for drippers.
Campfire Coffee
18mg Unflavored Nicotine E-Liquid 8.4 ml 168 drops 56 %
Supplied 10.08 mg Nicotine per ml to Recipe
PG 1.3005 ml 26.01 drops 8.67 %
VG 1.3995 ml 27.99 drops 9.33 %
(0mg) Coffee 1.5 ml 30 drops 10 %
(0mg) Toasted Marshmallow 0.75 ml 15 drops 5 %
(0mg) Milk Chocolate 0.45 ml 9 drops 3 %
(24mg) WTA 1.2 ml 24 drops 8 %
Supplied 1.92 mg Nicotine per ml to Recipe
Totals 15 ml 300 drops 100 %
12 mg Nicotine per ml - 54.67%PG - 45.33%VG
Campfire Coffee
18mg Unflavored Nicotine E-Liquid 8.4 ml 168 drops 56 %
Supplied 10.08 mg Nicotine per ml to Recipe
PG 1.3005 ml 26.01 drops 8.67 %
VG 1.3995 ml 27.99 drops 9.33 %
(0mg) Coffee 1.5 ml 30 drops 10 %
(0mg) Toasted Marshmallow 0.75 ml 15 drops 5 %
(0mg) Milk Chocolate 0.45 ml 9 drops 3 %
(24mg) WTA 1.2 ml 24 drops 8 %
Supplied 1.92 mg Nicotine per ml to Recipe
Totals 15 ml 300 drops 100 %
12 mg Nicotine per ml - 54.67%PG - 45.33%VG
It cost me to $21.32 to make 120ml of DIY juice ... That's .18 cents per ml
If I add 11ml of WTA to my 120ml of juice, I get 131ml of finished juice
But the WTA costs $2.37 per ml, so that adds another $26.07 to the price for that extra 11ml of WTA
The 131ml of finished juice I get from this will now cost me $47.39 ... That's .36 cents per ml (exactly double the original .18 cents price per ml)
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I am not trying to be negative about this, but this sure adds big-time to the price.
Maybe the Chinese will start making it at a more reasonable price pretty soon?
If I add 11ml of WTA to my 120ml of juice, I get 131ml of finished juice
But the WTA costs $2.37 per ml, so that adds another $26.07 to the price for that extra 11ml of WTA
The 131ml of finished juice I get from this will now cost me $47.39 ... That's .36 cents per ml (exactly double the original .18 cents price per ml)
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I am not trying to be negative about this, but this sure adds big-time to the price.
Maybe the Chinese will start making it at a more reasonable price pretty soon?
I am glad you are getting some positive effects from the WTA's and I really hope the doctor can help you out with the rest . Take care of your self.
Is there a reasons you were looking into the WTA liquid ?
Sure the Aroma WTA liquid is more exspensive but it is not normal nic ejuice . First off I believe it was a costly endeavor to create good WTA ejuice lots of trial and error. Secondly for someone that needs the WTA eliquid it is well worth the money. Some people end up going back to cigarettes at 10-11 a pack because they are not satisfied with normal eliquid so the extra money they spend on WTA's is still cheaper than returning to smoking and not doing near as much harm. Going to the doctor for a prescription of Atabine would be a lot more costly as well.
If someone has had no problems quitting smoking I am not sure why they would vape the WTA liquid and by what I have read I am not sure they would get anything for them.
I am thankful and have no problem at all spending the money for Aroma's WTA because it has helped me greatly. Just my take on things.
When using WTA liquid you can buy a cheaper product right here in North America but to me the quality is not near as good as Aroma eliquid. The whole point of using WTA is to get something that is going to work and to help you so you want to choose a quality product. Perhaps the Chinese will start mass producing WTA liquid but they do not have the best track record with putting additives in products that are questionable. Do you want to chance inhaling whatever they decide to put in their juice or do you want a quality product that people have been having good results with ?
Hangsen and Dekang are more safety-conscious than a lot of American e-liquid companies that are using off-the-shelf flavorings without a thought to the health of our lungs. Neither company will use diacetyl or acetoin, for instance.
I'd love for the Chinese to get into making WTA e-liquids, especially as they are the source for much of the nicotine vapers use (none is made in the US), they could product it cheaply.
I'd love for the Chinese to get into making WTA e-liquids, especially as they are the source for much of the nicotine vapers use (none is made in the US), they could product it cheaply.
I've never tried the unflavored mixing base from Aroma... how can people mix it as little as 8% and get any effect, is it that strong?
I've tried Aroma's infused WTA blends and Wholecig... in my experience the Aroma seems a little more potent. But I've never worked with either company's DIY bases. WholeCig's unflavored e-liquid I can cut by 50 percent with nicotine base before I really start to miss the tobacco alkaloids.
I've tried Aroma's infused WTA blends and Wholecig... in my experience the Aroma seems a little more potent. But I've never worked with either company's DIY bases. WholeCig's unflavored e-liquid I can cut by 50 percent with nicotine base before I really start to miss the tobacco alkaloids.
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I have given my two Aroma WTA infused liquids a full weeks use, rotating them in for around 40% of my total vaping. At this point I am at the personal conclusion that while they have been a nice change of pace and are definitely high quality juices, I can see no benefit or any of the claims made by others here when it comes to any additional relaxing or stress reducing qualities of this product vs. any other liquids I'm using. It has been fun and I'm not bitter about paying extra but for me, I'll not be making further orders due to the significant extra expense. Maybe at over a year since my last cigarette I'm past the need for whatever WTA does to help others who swear it has helped them. If it helps one person out there stay off the cigs then I'm glad this product exists. For me though it hasn't had any effect other than a nice change. I do wish everyone the best in their continued success in vaping vs. smoking.
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