I'll let you know my thoughts on it, they have a free sample button you can get a 30ml bottle of 6mg base for about $3.00 (they charge for shipping) They claim to use NicSelect nicotine so that should be OK think I saw $30 for 500ml of 100mg, so $60 a liter is not horrible if its decent stuff. I'm having issues over the winter months with VG depositing on everything in my Vape room, and hoping this may cut down on the accumulation.
As mentioned PG causes me throat issues (difficulty in swallowing) over 30PG, and if I vape more then normal even in lesser amounts. A year or two ago none of the above were really issues but as gear advances and consumption goes up both throat irritation and mess from condensation in my home have worsened.
I'm fairly skeptical it will change much, but for the small investment it is worth a shot.
Whats your daily juice consumption? I typically go through 15-30ml a day of some pretty gunky juice and typically get a couple days out of a build before flavor change forces a rewick, weeks on a coil but have to clean it occasionally.
Sweetener some flavors are worse then others. I think your first clue is the mention of scorched wick fairly quickly. Sounds to me like you just don't have the flow to keep your wick wet. I'd be experimenting with some different builds.
My preferred kanthal for Taifun type tanks is a .26g around .8 ohms power typically 18-24ish watts. Though the closest I really come to the Taifun any more is the Hurricane Junior which is built lower with more power.
First recommendation is to lose the old school wick through slots method, while it can wick well that way it is more critical you get the proper amount of material in those slots.
Much easier to manage consistently good wicking using the following method. Can't remember if this was 3mm ID coil, think it was.
Simply put your wick through the coils, cut it about the length shown Grab the ends and sort of fold/push them into the chamber, leaving the shoulders puffy and against the chamber slots. wick density is not hugely important, but the thinner the juice the more dense the wick.
Wicking properly your 1.5 ohm build should run up around 18-20 watts with no dry hits/burning pretty much sounds like a case of not enough juice flow to me.
