I think I've figured out what the weird heaviness is. It's like peppery taste/ feeling. What I'm confused about is all my juices are 12 nic and I don get that feeling with all of them. Is it a brand thing? Has anyone had the peppery taste problem? I feel like I'm becoming obsessed but if I don't digure it out soon I, afraid I'm going to give up any go back to analogs.
Peppery taste?
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I only get the peppery taste on kind of liquid that I have right now. I have several other juices from the same company and so far this is the only one that I get pepper from. I am currently vaping 18 mg liquid.
That's the nicotine. Give it a good shake, let the juice steep for at least a week and it should go away.
It's definitely the nicotine. The tingle of nic will give a peppery sensation. I love the tingle from Snus, or vaping it with tobacco flavorings. For sweet non tobaccos. I don't enjoy it as much.
I get the peppery taste with mostly bakery flavors. The fruity/menthol don't seem to have this problem. My issue is I can't taste anything so when the bakery types are peppery I think it's more noticeable because I can't really taste anything else. The new bottles I bought are pre steeped. Should I just steep a while longer and try again? :sighs:
The peppery taste probably won't go away. Nic doesn't change. The flavorings will fade some, and the nicotine will be more dominant. Try another vendor that uses less peppery nic. I don't buy pre-made juice. I DIY. My nic is from Vapers Tek. It's the only nic that I truly enjoy with my fruit, dessert types. They also have their own juice line. Just a thought. Good luck, and be ciggie free
The peppery taste probably won't go away. Nic doesn't change. The flavorings will fade some, and the nicotine will be more dominant. Try another vendor that uses less peppery nic. I don't buy pre-made juice. I DIY. My nic is from Vapers Tek. It's the only nic that I truly enjoy with my fruit, dessert types. They also have their own juice line. Just a thought. Good luck, and be ciggie free
Jimi brings up a good point. The nicotine base that any given vendor uses can make a huge difference in the "pepper" level. If steeping doesn't help, you might be happier with a different juice vendor.
I had this problem on a vape I had when I started (which wasn't long ago). I got a bottle from a buddy to get me started, he had had it awhile and the Nic content was 36mg nicotine. The flavor was awesome, until the end and it was like licking the inside of a pepper shaker. If you let it sit way too long it will probably get that way, so try not to over steep!
I like that peppery hit makes it feel nice and strong.
I am sure it is the nic. I have more or less taken myself to 18mg from 24mg and I miss it but only in my old all day vape flavor. Getting a new daily vape was essential my for happy level cutting back on the nic.
makes it feel nice and strong.I am sure it is the nic. I have more or less taken myself to 18mg from 24mg and I miss it but only in my old all day vape flavor. Getting a new daily vape was essential my for happy level cutting back on the nic.
It is definitely the nic. There is more to e-liquid than just "flavor," many natural and artificial flavor compounds, as well as "additives" can change the way certain flavors are perceived. Some will cover the peppery taste of the nicotine, others not so much.In some flavors it seems not to be there at all, even with higher nic levels.
Try a lower nic level perhaps? Maybe try a different topper. The Nautilus and the mini are great with the BVCs but I think they do weird things to certain flavors. Try your juice in an el-cheapo clearo like a smok RBC and see if you notice a difference.
Try a lower nic level perhaps? Maybe try a different topper. The Nautilus and the mini are great with the BVCs but I think they do weird things to certain flavors. Try your juice in an el-cheapo clearo like a smok RBC and see if you notice a difference.
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