tea alkaliods extraction?

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vapero

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I want to make some tea extracts to use, but not just the flavor I'm looking for, I want to get the alkaloids on it

I would love to make a concentrated green tea liquid so I just drip a few drops on my dripper and get a bit of energy.

has anyone had any luck or experimented with some teas for this reason?? I'm not talking about the flavor extraction but the alkaloid one.
 

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I tried a coffie extraction.... ended up tasting like moldy mud... seriously... very moldy damp earthy smell...
decided to try it again but at 200F ( think of brewing coffie instead of steeping).. lost the moldy "texture" but still muddy, earthy... no further efforts were attempted....
 
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also... I did do a tea ( Celestial Seasons Raspberry Zinger), the raspbery was very prominant along with the tannins from the tea, after several months of aging, the tannins dropped out and now is a dark VG based raspberry juice ( no nic) great for adding a drop or 2 into a dripper to liven things up a tad..
 

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The big problem is concentration. If you drink a cup of tea, it's probably at least 8 ounces. It's easy to extract flavor from tea into 8 ounces of hot water. But 8 ounces of liquid is 236 ml. When vaping, the amount of liquid consumed is so much smaller, so the flavor needs to be very very very much more concentrated. You can try making a cup of tea, and then evaporating it until it's a tiny fraction of a ml, and then adding it to some vg or pg - see where the difficulty is?
 
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