Ahhh, well I rarely do those. With store-bought juices, I have just been steeping everything the same, so I lost track of that consideration. I am a "pastry" person.
where as Vapers Tek nicotine base, is by far the best nicotine I have tried.
And the TH version of VT ... is the best deal on nicotine base anywhere.
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a good brand of nic base at 1 liter in a PG-prioritized base, or a 70/30 base. I am a 15-30 watt vaper looking for flavor and minimal TH or cloud
The cost of Vaperstek nicotine is the most expensive that I encountered from postings here. At that price, I expect it to be excellent, not good. The TH version of VT is obviously not the best deal if you want minimal TH or cloud.
But, posting about the brands and their characteristics will serve all, some positively and some negatively. Thanks for that.
If you are a pastry person you really should consider VT nic. I make alot of pastry type juices and you want a nic with no TH and no taste. Nothing is worse in my opinion than making a chocolate or pastry and getting a huge peppery taste and TH.Ahhh, well I rarely do those. With store-bought juices, I have just been steeping everything the same, so I lost track of that consideration. I am a "pastry" person.
"It's the same nic just with oxygen run though it" never made sense to me either.Cause why would they take expensive nic run o2 and then sell it for dirt cheap.
The vt throat-hit i've not tried, but based on the vendors description, then it's the same nic as in the premium, from chemnovatic, which has been flushed with O2 to give it bite, meaning in translation, slightly oxidized chemnovatic nic. Now as the nic is reviewed to be clear, then it could not have gotten a lot of oxidation imho as those two; color and oxidation-rate are mutually exclusive. Yes, some oxidation gives a little more bite, TH and pepper, but in those small amounts as must have been going on with that nic, then I don't think it's much different really. Also, it has been reviewed before here, as still being about 20% lower TH than other good TH nics... Second, as ive stated before, then I don't get the price difference whatsoever in the two nics from VT, as the cheaper one seems to need an additional job/time done to make it, but that's an entirely other story though..
Does VT TH Nic have more of a TH than RTS ?? I Like RTS in ALL respects but would like a little more TH in my Nic if possible.