hello, what is the best thing to use to add better throat hit to juices, wonder what vaporrenu uses??
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again, read on forum thread that that don't add that much TH....
thanks for the help though
thanks for the help though
I've had experience with a certain vendor who uses an additive that is naturally extracted from chille peppers(not capsesin)and, believe me, it adds a killer TH!!!
I just add a little 80 proof vodka to the mix, around 5 drops to 10 ml of juice, that should straighten you out 
The only additive derived from Chili Peppers is Capsaicin and it is very commonly used to add throat hit to eLiquid. It can also be derived from Ginsing and Cayenne peppers.
PGA (Pure Grain Alcohol) is also commonly used.
PGA (Pure Grain Alcohol) is also commonly used.
Thanks, mparker.
I had always heard that the burning sensation from peppers was due
to a lower pH value (acidity). That the hottest peppers (like habenero)
had the most acid.
Perhaps what I had heard was not correct, at least in the case of Capsaicin.
Did a quick search on Capsaicin to see what its pH is, and it appears
the pH is not easily calculated because it is not ionic in nature. It does
not easily dissociate in water.
From snippets dot com...
"Capsaicin is neither an acid nor a base, so it is not really proper to speak of its pH. The burning sensation it induces is not a function of acidity, but instead of it binding to mammalian nerves in such a way that they are tricked into signaling a burning sensation."
I had always heard that the burning sensation from peppers was due
to a lower pH value (acidity). That the hottest peppers (like habenero)
had the most acid.
Perhaps what I had heard was not correct, at least in the case of Capsaicin.
Did a quick search on Capsaicin to see what its pH is, and it appears
the pH is not easily calculated because it is not ionic in nature. It does
not easily dissociate in water.
From snippets dot com...
"Capsaicin is neither an acid nor a base, so it is not really proper to speak of its pH. The burning sensation it induces is not a function of acidity, but instead of it binding to mammalian nerves in such a way that they are tricked into signaling a burning sensation."
All I know is I put capsaicin on back of my hands to help with aches and this stuff set me on FIRE !!!!!!! It literally felt like my skin was burning. Can't imagine vaping it !!!
This WILL provide throat hit:
I have a bottle of the flavoring. It came with a warning.
Haven't mixed it yet, but I'm thinking of a Mexican friend who vapes... maybe he would like a bottle of free juice, hey?
If you're interested, go to totallywicked.com and look for Decadent Vapours flavorings.
I have a bottle of the flavoring. It came with a warning.
Haven't mixed it yet, but I'm thinking of a Mexican friend who vapes... maybe he would like a bottle of free juice, hey?
If you're interested, go to totallywicked.com and look for Decadent Vapours flavorings.
I spoke to someone on this forum that uses this with success, but I would be careful what flavor you add this too, as someone I know that is a juice vender says it changes the taste of the ejuice, but it does add throat hit.
There really isn't anything, IMO. Get a 5 volt PV and/or increase the nic strength.
This WILL provide throat hit:
I have a bottle of the flavoring. It came with a warning.
Haven't mixed it yet, but I'm thinking of a Mexican friend who vapes... maybe he would like a bottle of free juice, hey?
If you're interested, go to totallywicked.com and look for Decadent Vapours flavorings.
My guess this would just give you a "burning" sensation instead of real throat hit as we use the term in vaping.
I have vaped some juices at 3.7 and at 6.0 and I really do think that it make a big difference with TH. Juice that I didn't feel gave enough at 3.7 was really satisfing at 6.0. I was afraid that 6.0 volts would be too much and others have said that some juices don't vape well at that voltage. I am a newbie so I have only vaped a few different juices at 6.0 but none felt burnt to me and my vaping experience was very much improved. Of course, I've smoked for 40 years so maybe I have some pretty dead nerve endings....
Ah, but the throat hit is an irritation from the nicotine. More nic gives more throat hit. You probably have noticed that Nicotine on the tongue gives a "peppery" burn. So, why not a touch of pepper extract?
The trick would be to get just enough, so that you don't get a persistent burning sensation. As in the set-your-tonsils-and sinuses-on-fire kind.
I'm gonna go mix some.
Q-hit from FlavourArt, but I never tried it.
Do you guys actually use capsacin/Diablo loco/poco? It sounds like it wouldn't be the type of hit I would want and would persist as a burning sensation.
Do you guys actually use capsacin/Diablo loco/poco? It sounds like it wouldn't be the type of hit I would want and would persist as a burning sensation.
This WILL provide throat hit:
I have a bottle of the flavoring. It came with a warning.
Haven't mixed it yet, but I'm thinking of a Mexican friend who vapes... maybe he would like a bottle of free juice, hey?
If you're interested, go to totallywicked.com and look for Decadent Vapours flavorings.
Has anyone tried this? How about using Tobasco?
Noted mixologist Walrus made a video in which he mixed and vaped some cayenne pepper spiced juice. He coughed out a most impressive cloud of vapor, I can tell you.
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