Tobacco Throat Hit

[BREWINZ]

I'm a MTL vaper and using a svoemesto kayfun Prime, 1.5 ohm @ 10.5W. I currently vape "Good Life Vapor" tobacco, 50/50 24MG. I bought a gallon of it before the FDA decided that they know better than we do.

I'm really chasing the throat hit. I tried a few offerings from e-liquid.com, but I can't seem to find a good flavor with a decent throat hit.

Anyone have any good suggestions for a replacement all day vape? I'm running dangerously low...

Thanks!

 

[GeekyGeezer]

I'm a MTL vaper and using a Svoemesto Kayfun Prime, 1.5 ohm @ 10.5W. I currently vape "Good Life Vapor" tobacco, 50/50 24MG. I bought a gallon of it before the FDA decided that they know better than we do.

I'm really chasing the throat hit. I tried a few offerings from e-liquid.com, but I can't seem to find a good flavor with a decent throat hit.

Anyone have any good suggestions for a replacement all day vape? I'm running dangerously low...

Thanks!

When I quit smoking, the first carto I tried was tobacco flavored. I tried other stuff over the next year, but in the almost 9 years since, I'm 95% NET and have to have a strong throat hit. Everybody is different, but here is what I found:

Increase your PG ratio. It makes a difference for me. I've been on 75P/25V for all this time. And I can't stress enough the difference I found between synthetic flavors and naturally extracted tobacco. It is the difference between freshly squeezed orange juice and Tang. Play around with your coil height to adjust the throat hit. Most reviewers I've seen say higher for more, lower for less. But for some strange reason (everybody is different) it works the opposite way for me.

Not saying this is gospel, but just what I've found to work best over the years.

 

[chanelvaps]

When I quit smoking, the first carto I tried was tobacco flavored. I tried other stuff over the next year, but in the almost 9 years since, I'm 95% NET and have to have a strong throat hit. Everybody is different, but here is what I found:

Increase your PG ratio. It makes a difference for me. I've been on 75P/25V for all this time. And I can't stress enough the difference I found between synthetic flavors and naturally extracted tobacco. It is the difference between freshly squeezed orange juice and Tang. Play around with your coil height to adjust the throat hit. Most reviewers I've seen say higher for more, lower for less. But for some strange reason (everybody is different) it works the opposite way for me.

Not saying this is gospel, but just what I've found to work best over the years.

GG, All good advice. Is there anywhere to get NETS anymore?

 

[GeekyGeezer]

I think real-tobacco-extract is still around. stixxmixx does only extracts if you're able to provide the base.

So many great vendors are no longer around.

 

[DPLongo22]

Higher nic than today's "norm" can help too. I found my spot in the 15-18mg (1.5-1.8%) range, usually around 70%(ish) PG. Everyone's different though so play around with your nic & PG levels until you reach, "Ahhh!".

It's usually there (somewhere), and often just needs to be found (by each person).

 

[newyork13]

RTE is alive and well!

 

[Alper99]

I think Four Season eliquid does with RTE too

 

[smacuser]

I miss Good Life Vapor tobaccos

 

[BREWINZ]

I miss Good Life Vapor tobaccos

After buying damn near all their tobacco flavors, they do have one that's damn close to Good Life. It's really good, for me, at 24mg with 60PG/40VG. I found it here:

Virginia Cured Tobacco E-Liquid30 ml / 24 mg / 60 PG : 40 VG