I've bought 2 10ml vials of TFA Key Lime from WizardLabs over the past month as I grab samples here and there to test out new juice blends. It smelled a little off from the vial, but I didn't think too much about it and proceeded to mix 3 10ml juice with it. One was just key lime, one key lime pie and another a fruit blend. The average key lime to blend ratio was about 8-10% so it wouldn't be too strong.
Fast-Forward a month later and I break out the Key Lime juice to sample and see how well it's doing. The first vape was worse than the first time I smelled the flavoring. It had an awful and rancid taste to it and I couldn't get past 1-2 vapes before feeling as if I would be sick if I continued, so I stopped.
Thinking it was a fluke, I broke out the key lime pie which was just a basic mix of Key Lime & Graham Cracker from FlavorWest. It too has a horrid taste and the graham cracker, which is normally very potent, seems to have just disappeared leaving that god-awful taste of key lime.
Due to the first 2, I didn't try the third, but instead, I looked at the label to see what all was in the flavoring. Well, PG & Alcohol can be excluded as neither of those have been an issue in any blend. It has natural and artificial flavoring, like 99% of the other flavors in the market, so nothing bad there. Then it hit me: Vitamin E.
Key Limes naturally have Vitamin C, not E, so it looks like Vitamin E is an additive for some strange reason. I don't know if it's an oil, but my guess would be yes as I've been around rancid oils used for massage therapy and the vape was about as close as it gets.
Anyone else tried the Key Lime from TFA? I doubt this is something WizardLabs added during re-packaging, but it blows my mind.
Fast-Forward a month later and I break out the Key Lime juice to sample and see how well it's doing. The first vape was worse than the first time I smelled the flavoring. It had an awful and rancid taste to it and I couldn't get past 1-2 vapes before feeling as if I would be sick if I continued, so I stopped.
Thinking it was a fluke, I broke out the key lime pie which was just a basic mix of Key Lime & Graham Cracker from FlavorWest. It too has a horrid taste and the graham cracker, which is normally very potent, seems to have just disappeared leaving that god-awful taste of key lime.
Due to the first 2, I didn't try the third, but instead, I looked at the label to see what all was in the flavoring. Well, PG & Alcohol can be excluded as neither of those have been an issue in any blend. It has natural and artificial flavoring, like 99% of the other flavors in the market, so nothing bad there. Then it hit me: Vitamin E.
Key Limes naturally have Vitamin C, not E, so it looks like Vitamin E is an additive for some strange reason. I don't know if it's an oil, but my guess would be yes as I've been around rancid oils used for massage therapy and the vape was about as close as it gets.
Anyone else tried the Key Lime from TFA? I doubt this is something WizardLabs added during re-packaging, but it blows my mind.