THROAT HIT ( your opinion )

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GrimmGreen

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Throat hit is not, by and large, due to the flavor or brand of juice. It's due to battery power and how warm you can get the atomizer. Nic strength plays some role but minor in comparison to battery size and atomizer type.

i once though this same thing... until....

i was using the licorice juice from nHaler.com in my 510 , good throat hit , but i ran out of juice , so i grabbed some licorice juice from litecigusa.com and continued topping off the same cart i was using with the nHaler juice , same atomizer , fresh battery .... zero throat hit. Both juices were in the "HIGH" strength. There is something else going on here
 

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Throat hit is not, by and large, due to the flavor or brand of juice. It's due to battery power and how warm you can get the atomizer. Nic strength plays some role but minor in comparison to battery size and atomizer type.
I got several bottles of 36mg from V9 while it was on sale & I couldn't really tell any difference from the 24mg I'd been doing except I could tell it had more nicotine.But I got some 18mg from Parked the other day & talk about a throat hit. So the batt & att theory doesn't seem to apply.
 

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Litecigusa.net?

Their High is 16mg
Black Licorise Liquid

I Believe Nhaler.com is All 24mg...not 100% sure

yeah it was litecigusa.net sorry , i get in the habit of putting .com after everything

so 16mg vs 24mg on the same atty had a huge impact on throat hit.
 

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I got several bottles of 36mg from V9 while it was on sale & I couldn't really tell any difference from the 24mg I'd been doing except I could tell it had more nicotine.But I got some 18mg from Parked the other day & talk about a throat hit. So the batt & att theory doesn't seem to apply.

Then you have never vaped with a Prodigy or GG. People using these PV's with 6mg have reported getting throat hit that they never got before with their old PV's. I've used enough different PV's and juices to do a fare assessment. Juice does play a factor as I stated but until you vape with a premiere device you just won't understand how significant the difference is.
 

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Throat hit is not, by and large, due to the flavor or brand of juice. It's due to battery power and how warm you can get the atomizer. Nic strength plays some role but minor in comparison to battery size and atomizer type.

+1 :thumbs:

I vape with the GG and Prodigy at 6 volts and can vape with 0 nic juice and still get an awesome throat hit.
 

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Then you have never vaped with a Prodigy or GG. People using these PV's with 6mg have reported getting throat hit that they never got before with their old PV's. I've used enough different PV's and juices to do a fare assessment. Juice does play a factor as I stated but until you vape with a premiere device you just won't understand how significant the difference is.
OK, that's fair. I am a noob. I looked at the SD,GG & the Prod, just not quite ready to take that plunge yet.
 
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