nic content/taste

[zerominusone]

I'm new at vaping and was wanting to buy some Johnson Creek Tennesse Cured that my friend let me try. He had 11 mg. I smoke/smoked more than him so I want a higher nicotine content so if I buy 24 mg, will the taste of the juice still be the same?

 

[unloaded]

It'll have more throat hit but should taste about the same. Is there a dose between 24mg and 11mg? I seem to like them around 18mg. I pretty much chain vape and 24mg gets to me pretty quickly.

 

[David Bruno]

Welcome to the forum! I smoked Camels for many years. When I started vaping a few years back, I started with 24 mg. I had a rough time breaking the analog habit and even 24 just didn't do it. I upped my MG to 36 and that did it. I need the throat hit, Vapor and Nic. To this day I vape 36mg, and don't smoke analogs at all for just over two years. You need to find your comfort level. One problem with vaping over 24 mg is, not all sites sell juice over 24. I learned to add nic or just shop those sites that sell 36 mg. I pretty much settled on RY4 type juice. I like the tobacco flavors and not deserts.My every day vape is RY4 from FSUSA in 36 mg. I also vape Wyatt Earp from the same site. These satisfy me. Johnson Creek Tenesse Cured does taste pretty darn good. I bought that before discovering 24 mg didn't work. I bought 100 mg nic for upping some juices. I added enough to make it around 36mg. Not bad but a pain to mess with. It also took the flavor down some when adding more nic. Dilluted it some. Try the 24mg and keep in mind you can go higher if need be.Hope this helps. Going up in mg won't lose taste when It's bought that way,only if you add stuff aftermarket.
Dave