I purchased 3 flavors from Nude Nicotine Nov. 5th, (Patchouli Vanilla, Passion Fruit Coconut Creme, Mayan Mocha) and I have used a spinner with a protank and 1.8ohm coil, and dripped using an ego atomizer 1.8ohm on an MVP 2.0 and the only flavor I can taste at all is Patchouli Vanilla which is really nice but very mild. I emailed Nude Nicotine and this is what he said:
"Seemingly with ego devices mated to tanks, a few customers have noted that our eliquids require a bit longer of steep time than most. Drippers and rba users (like myself) seemingly never run into a flavor issue, however, with a good 1-2 week steep with sonication, plenty of shaking, and open capped venting, you should definitely be closer to the target flavor profile."
"Let's try and get a more active steeping method to hurry the process along. For steeping, might I recommend letting them rest with the caps off to increase circulating airflow over the liquid? Increasing the amount of surface contact with oxygen can help accelerate the oxidation process and will only help in your liquids becoming more flavorful
Of course RDA's are going to be a dream for you when it comes to flavor, but I completely understand your reservations with the technical nature of the rebuilding process. However, we do have a few options to keep the tanks and eGo, but bump up the flavor character of the juices we offer. Being drippers and RDA enthusiasts ourselves, a good many of our recipes were designed with this in mind, but there are a few tricks to get a fuller flavor from ethyl-alcohol-based eliquids a little light in flavor. If you have a bit of medical saline at your disposal - 0.9% - available at CVS, etc... a 5% addition of this saline helps a bit with fuller 'mouth-feel.' Others in this situation also like to add a bit of ethyl maltol to our liquids to increase the sweetness. a 1mg/mL solution of ethyl maltol can do the trick as well. Might you have any of these items at your disposal? We actually plan on stocking each within the month in an effort to have these available to everyone just in case "
I've never heard of adding saline, has anyone else?
"Seemingly with ego devices mated to tanks, a few customers have noted that our eliquids require a bit longer of steep time than most. Drippers and rba users (like myself) seemingly never run into a flavor issue, however, with a good 1-2 week steep with sonication, plenty of shaking, and open capped venting, you should definitely be closer to the target flavor profile."
"Let's try and get a more active steeping method to hurry the process along. For steeping, might I recommend letting them rest with the caps off to increase circulating airflow over the liquid? Increasing the amount of surface contact with oxygen can help accelerate the oxidation process and will only help in your liquids becoming more flavorful
Of course RDA's are going to be a dream for you when it comes to flavor, but I completely understand your reservations with the technical nature of the rebuilding process. However, we do have a few options to keep the tanks and eGo, but bump up the flavor character of the juices we offer. Being drippers and RDA enthusiasts ourselves, a good many of our recipes were designed with this in mind, but there are a few tricks to get a fuller flavor from ethyl-alcohol-based eliquids a little light in flavor. If you have a bit of medical saline at your disposal - 0.9% - available at CVS, etc... a 5% addition of this saline helps a bit with fuller 'mouth-feel.' Others in this situation also like to add a bit of ethyl maltol to our liquids to increase the sweetness. a 1mg/mL solution of ethyl maltol can do the trick as well. Might you have any of these items at your disposal? We actually plan on stocking each within the month in an effort to have these available to everyone just in case "
I've never heard of adding saline, has anyone else?
lol. But it works. It is like adding a smidgen of distilled water to make fruit flavors "juicier" but better.
