Please bear in mind that I didn't pick these nics looking for TH. I picked them based on their reputation of being clean-tasting. That may be at odds with TH. If TH is what you seek, VT has a special nic just for that because their "premium" nic that we included in this test has a reputation for low TH.I am exasperated by this unusual method of evaluation. Sorry if I am dense in the head, but could someone tell me which brand has the highest throat hit? I really should not have to ask this question were things done in the usual way !! I do appreciate the effort however.
Thanks for the explanation. You cleared up my confusion. It came from the distinction between "strength" and "desirability."
If someone does not like TH, they will give the sample a low rating while another person who likes TH will do just the opposite. But I now see the samples were rated not on desirability but on strength. Thanks again for the effort.
@Exchaner I do not like TH but I still rated it highest in XV.so I feel you may be a bit wrong on that.
and please explain to me what a throat hit is I do not get that term and had smoked for 42+ years??
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I almost wish I had had included a "dirty" nic (maybe MFS?) as a comparison. In fact, if any of you guys can make a comparison between these samples and other nics, I'd sure like to hear it.
I heard from Levy a couple of years ago via email regarding the origin of Xtreme Vaping nic. He told me it was sourced from a single plant in China.Personally, I feel thoat-hit as a "thumb" or pressure-effect in the back of the throat upper area, which the nicotine induces and which pg "lets freely loose" and vg somewhat mutes.
I have always heard good things about the very expensive xv nic(atleast compared to the others, cost-wise), like it's cleanliness, consistency and good throat-hit(which seems a little rare to have both these aspects in one nic - vt's throat-hit nic is still said to have low throat-hit compared to others).
Many vendors state that nic mixed with vg often, but not always, makes a pink hue. I have also seen it several times, and in very good clean tasting nic(chemnovatic nic vg dillutions). Also, according to the usp spec, vg may contain up to 5% water, which I guess is a big reason for the color change, that is if it's because of oxidation, or some other reaction, which i'm guessing.
It btw annoyes me to hear conflicting info... I have read many times that xv is from a single chinese nic-plant, but previously in this thread, someone with inside-knowledge postulated that xv was from india, and additionally it's also been stated that xv = wizard's long gone 'ice' variant...
So correct me if I'm reading this wrong...
Nude nic...
Is the clearest...
With the...
Lowest odor
Least pepper
Least chemical flavor/odor
Least tobacco flavor
Least throat hit
...
And priced lower than the rest
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