The Flavor Conundrum.

[Subject:09141987]

vaping is sort of a passion of mine. The idea of fusing technology with something so primitive and embedded in history was the whole reason I grew curious to begin with. Then I began to feel better as I did it, tapering my nicotine levels down, breathing better, improved olfactory senses.

As great as it is, I find the olfactory is the largest issue. As my sense of taste changes and improves a lot of the liquids come off as too strong, or they taste exactly as described. But unfortunately smell like the incense little stoner teens burn so their moms don't catch them pulling .... rips and take away their Playstations. I don't want to smell like that, nor do I want my house and car to.
Alongside this issue comes certain flavor issues. They make it too strong of a blood orange flavor for example, and it almost tastes like detergent. My remedy for the longest time has been to buy VG offline, 12 mg fluids wherever I decide to wander, and cut the juice with the VG. I wind up doubling up my stocks, and I get a more mellow flavor and aroma. However, I like convenience so I figured I'd ask;

Anyone know f E liquid suppliers that make a nice smooth flavor and aroma for those who aren't interested in submersing their lives in a rich dank smell of Reese's Pieces whenever they pull out their RDA and chuck out clouds?

 

[WonderDude32]

Diluting your juice seems like the best idea. The current trend with juice making is stronger flavors which a lot of people associate with "depth". I actually enjoy strong custards and fruits. To each their own but I do feel that it will be difficult to find a vendor that will lesson the flavor of any juice. Good luck.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

VaporDudes.com will mix their juice "light" if you click the option. Also, you can set your PG/VG ratio.

 

[lovemytank]

I buy higher mg all the time and dilute with VG. Way cheaper! Also drcrimmys.com will custom good juice on the cheap, riverreserve.com on the bit more expensive side. That riverreserve.com is incredible high VG juice, I will buy any from you that you do not like....its that good.

 

[Ablonz]

I would recommend you keep cutting them yourself. I found out that the store bought juice is way to strong for my liking so I ended up getting into DIY. Taste is very subjective to everyone. If you are happy doing so, just keep trucking the way you are.

 

[thetrucker]

I have just the opposite problem I can't seem to find a juice that is strong enough.

I like the Strawberry Custard flavor but it seems to be weak---not enough flavor.

I keep adding menthol and sweetners and experimenting trying to make these juices better.

 

[lovemytank]

I have just the opposite problem I can't seem to find a juice that is strong enough.

I like the Strawberry Custard flavor but it seems to be weak---not enough flavor.

I keep adding menthol and sweetners and experimenting trying to make these juices better.

I was this way till I found the mini nautilus...what are you using?

 

[thetrucker]

I was this way till I found the mini nautilus...what are you using?

I have a MELO Tank that uses atlantis coils--and some drippers and an rsst

 

[lovemytank]

So I hate to sound like a broken record, but I do start to lose my flavor scenes when I am dehydrated. I haven't had an issue for over a year and vape more than triple what I used to, but back when I didn't drink 1 gallon a day (wow) I would get vape tongue regularly. Try smelling coffee beans then vape some mint for a day. Drink lots and see what happens.

 

[AndriaD]

I have just the opposite problem I can't seem to find a juice that is strong enough.

I like the Strawberry Custard flavor but it seems to be weak---not enough flavor.

I keep adding menthol and sweetners and experimenting trying to make these juices better.

I had that problem too, for the longest time I thought ejuice was just a nice smell and very little taste at all. Until I made my Strawberry & Cream; it's 29% flavoring, but I CAN TASTE IT! FINALLY!

But I still have that problem with "bought" ejuice -- and I've been smoke-free for more than 11 months, so I think my tastebuds have pretty much caught up. Just not enough flavoring.

Andria