One week of vaping, sweet and fruity e-liquids starting to drag

[WDeranged]

I've had a pretty rough start to vaping with the sore nose/throat and nicotine withdrawal but I seem to be settling into it, my biggest issue now is finding some e-liquids that I can vape for a long period without feeling saturated with it, eventually I have this aching hunger for savoury food even though I've eaten.

Currently my favourite liquid is Freedom Smokes Strawberry Lemonade but by evening I feel like I've drowned in the stuff, today I've thinned it down with VG to see if I can stretch it out.

All the liquids I've tried have been sweet or fruity, I feel like I need something that's more on the harsh side to balance it out, maybe a tobacco flavour to go with a higher nicotine content, I find that the peppery throat hit really clashes with pure fruity flavours so I'm looking for flavours that either mask or compliment the sting.

 

[BlueMoods]

Try a mildly sweet tobacco like a honeywood, coumarin pipe or, cherry tobacco for something to trade off to get a break form fruity but not be a total clash.

 

[Bob Chill]

I second bluemoods. I got bored and tired of sweets very quickly. Bakery stuff still works but I think I'm done with straight candy and fruit.

As I moved toward true naturally extracted tobacco flaves I bought some vermillion river kentucky blends. Best of both worlds and all day vapable tobacco flavor paired nicely with lightly sweet vanilla, cherry, honey, etc. Try a sampler or 2. I personally am addicted to cherrywood but everyone is different. The tobacco flavor is the same with all of them. If you like their version of tobacco flavor then you will like the entire kentucky lineup. I crushed my sampler and placed a 75ml order of my faves.

There's a number of good vendors out there for tobacco mixed with great flavors. Heather's Heavenly Vapes, Halo, Goodejuice, to name a few.

 

[wrath186]

I too will recommend a more woodsy flavor. My personal favorite is RY4. You may want to give that a try.

 

[WDeranged]

Thanks for the suggestions, I'm in the UK so some flavours are hard to find but I know a few dealers who stock RY4, heard good things about it so it's at the top of my list right now

 

[Johnny101]

I use RY4 when I get bored with fruit flavors it's a nice vape

 

[sychodelix]

I started with sweeter flavors, but got really sick of them. Dekang RY1 from fasttech is a really good, cheap, and mild tobacco vape. Slightly sweet, but a definite all day vape. You could also look for a milder pipe tobacco flavor like Gandalf from Heather's Heavenly Vapes.

 

[jefsview]

Also, rotate your flavors throughout the day! Don't try to have an All Day Vape. It's a myth, and you'll end up bored and/or suffer from Vaper's Tongue. Mix it up, multiple flavors throughout the day. Keep your senses lively!

Also, Bob Chill gave some great advice as far as mixing the sweeter fruit liquids by recommending some fantastic vendors. There are a lot of vendors that offer something sweet yet savory, and mixing tobacco with fruit or bakery makes both taste better

 

[FloydianSlip]

What Jefsview said is spot on correct. I have yet to find an ADV that did not taste muted by end of day. Best to rotate through a few different and contrasting flavors through the day. Of course that is just me and my taste buds opinion.

Peace out and keep on vapin'

 

[Barbara21]

I'll second (third, fourth) the recommendation to switch flavors around. I can't imagine vaping just one flavor all day long. Even my absolute favorite flavors would pall by the end of the day if that's all I vaped.

 

[Bob Chill]

Agree on mixing it up. My definition of all day vape is the one that spans a workday in between my early morning vape and evening vape. I use a minimum of 3 flaves a day with 1 of them assigned to the biggest time block.

 

[WDeranged]

Thanks guys, good tips. I've heard many wonderful things about RY4 so I've got some 18mg juice on it's way, I notice there's a crapton of people making it but my only real choice in the UK is the original Hangsen stuff, here's hoping the first isn't the worst