question with flavors

[truckwrench1]

i have got a few that taste great in the sample tanks and when i get it in my tank there seems to be no flavor ! like they didnt get enough in it... ok here is the question, is it me or the flavor ? should i expect it to taste like a piece of peach candy per say, or is it just my taste buds ?

 

[moorejr300]

How much nicotine are you using that can play a big role in taste

 

[cleggjm]

Some shops make it there in the shop. So it needs to sit or what they call steep for a little bit to get the flavors full mixed. The ones in the test tanks have already been sitting. Or it could be the nic level but most likely the above statement.

 

[truckwrench1]

i at a 28 nic, but this last bottle just has no taste...

 

[FallenRawToast]

Steeping... and Nic Level can make a huge difference.

So can the hardware. What hardware are you testing these flavors on? and what hardware are you using at home?

 

[truckwrench1]

el cheap at the taste bar, i use a kanger pro3 and an aspire vivi bdc and good adjustable batties, a smok 1300 and a i tastle click

 

[FallenRawToast]

el cheap at the taste bar, i use a kanger pro3 and an aspire vivi bdc and good adjustable batties, a smok 1300 and a i tastle click

well then, unless you are reusing your coils and have lots of crud on them... it is not a question of hardware. Nic levels and steep difference are the only things that come to mind then.

 

[truckwrench1]

what is a good steep, as in how, let sit capped, un cap? and i installed a fresh coil to swap the flavor...

 

[FallenRawToast]

what is a good steep, as in how, let sit capped, un cap? and i installed a fresh coil to swap the flavor...

well... you will get a lot of debate from different people about this.

Essentially though, you want to really shake your juice, till you see tiny air bubbles in it, then let it sit uncapped till all those air bubbles are gone, repeat that a few times. The put it in a dark cool place for a week or two, shaking it every few days.

Most "good" juice vendors send their juice out pre-steeped, smaller operations and Brick and Mortar shops that make their own, often dont have the time or space to allow the juice to steep.

Basically what you are doing, is letting the flavors mingle with the PG/VG and the alcohol or other solvent that those flavoring liquids are in, to dissipate.

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For myself, I am always buying juice that I plan to smoke in a month, not tomorrow.