Recommend a juice?

[burnsy]

Backstory. I have a buzz and have been vaping on it for months and love it. I broke though as had to be send if for repair. I never changed the voltage on it, just left it set to whatever it was set at when I got it (I know I know). My backup was a magma from volcano and the little guy just was not cutting it (hence the buzz) so I got a better backup, a fixed voltage 5v box mod from Ken. Charged up the batteries and took a deep long drag like I was used to have to on my magma. After a coughing fit, I would out of a cloud and in LOVE with 5v. The buzz is getting turned up the second it is back home.

On to my question. I love the vapor and TH of 5v but it is cooking my cool mint from vermont vapor. If I do a fresh drip and a really short hit it seems to survive but any decent drag at 5v and it is just cooked, not much taste left, really burnt. I love my menthol so can't be having that. Can a vet recommend a good menthol that will survive 5 volts?

 

[Kurt]

Funny, I have been vaping VV cool mint on 5V for the past couple days. Its a great juice...even better mixed with chocolate. It's not on a buzz, rather a 5V PT, but I've not had any burning or off taste, and I take very long drags. It sounds like you might not be keeping the atty wet, or else what you think is 5V is actually higher. A 5V box mod with fresh batts can actually be a bit more.

I generally drip 4 drops. Less than that and I do get a burned taste sometimes...its not wet enough. Also make sure the atty is not low-resistance. 2.5 ohms or more is best at 5V.

 

[Kent C]

I agree with Kurt's suggestions but if that doesn't work for you, the strongest menthol available is Decadent Vapours "Mentholyptus" (their plain "Menthol" is also strong) available in ejuice at Totally Wicked UK or in flavoring at the US store.