I have a multi-pronged strategy going. First of all, I need tobacco in my juice. I've tried every fruit, vegetable, beverage, and bakery item there is. While most of them were vapable (and some even very flavorful) I could never vape them more than a couple hours before I OD'd on them. I was always a NET vaper. But many of those are too dry and I'm back to the 2 hour limit. What I have found is a tobacco base that is sweetened up (typically with bakery flavors) are the ones I do best with. So I am running parallel track. One, finding a raw NET that is mild and pleasant. Two, finding bakery flavors I enjoy. From there, I can blend at different strengths and ratios. But first things first...I have to pin down the tobacco and bakery flavors. Already have that train rolling. I'm also experimenting with unflavored (sort of). I'm actually taking my current vendor ADV and diluting it with unflavored. I reduce the vendor juice in 2% increments and will reduce as far as I can. I'm at 90/10 flavor/unflavored at the moment. Also doing some SFTs of the more common flavors I like just to get an idea of their impact.
I believe steeping is more impactful on some juices than others. I've always found NETs need steeping more than non-NET flavors (there's always exceptions). With my NET background, steeping has been a very necessary process. On the other hand, I've had fruit flavors that needed very little steeping.
Not the time, yet. Why lower the price when it's literally flying off the shelves? You'll have to wait until they're scared of losing it, and it could be slim pickings then.
You're welcome. I've purchased from WL exclusively for my DIY over the years, and awhile back I bought some from Nude Nicotine, Nude Armor v3 for the freezer...it's unopened, so I can't even tell you first hand about it.
