What is the Very Best way to remove all VG sweetness?

[jdeedler]

It doesn't matter if I go to 70% PG I still taste the sugary after taste of the VG.

What is the absolute best way to cancel out this type of taste from VG?

Thanks, Jim

 

[Boletus]

It kind of sounds like your VG may have issues, unless you are extremely sensitive to its sweetness. I vape unflavored juice that is 90% VG and 10% water, and it is only faintly sweet.

 

[AndriaD]

There's an additive, normally used to improve the taste of some tobacco flavored DIY juice, but it sounds like it might help you; it's called Bitter Wizard. I know that EcigExpress carries it; it helped my DIY Virginia tremendously. You only need a drop or two, it's very powerful.

Andria

 

[jdeedler]

Thanks I'll have to try bitter wizard.

 

[Harlen]

I find salt helps , I add 1tsp to a pint of Distilled water.

 

[DT Artisan]

There's an additive, normally used to improve the taste of some tobacco flavored DIY juice, but it sounds like it might help you; it's called Bitter Wizard. I know that EcigExpress carries it; it helped my DIY Virginia tremendously. You only need a drop or two, it's very powerful.

Andria

Thanks for the tip, Andria and Everyone!

I use the Nautilus tank with BVC coils. I also vape 100% VG and can taste it's sweetness. I've backed off my flavoring to about 5% and it made a difference, since I like "fruity" vapes. However, it seems that the BVC get a "sweetness" buildup after about 5 days...almost unbearable for my taste, so I usually change out the coil at the 5 day mark. I'll try some of these tips!

Thanks!

Bri

 

[jdeedler]

I read something about vinegar what does that do??

found some info here just now. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/252238-vinegar-2.html

 

[AndriaD]

I read something about vinegar what does that do??

found some info here just now. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/252238-vinegar-2.html

No idea, really; I read all that, but I've never used vinegar in ejuice so I really can't say. I got the Bitter Wizard because, to me, almost all tobacco flavors taste a bit too sweet, even a good Virginia flavoring (Tobacco Express), while it was very, very close to what I was looking for, tasted a bit too sweet. A couple drops of the Bitter Wizard took away that sweetness perfectly, so it actually tasted more like the tobacco flavor I was looking for.

Some thread I was in a pretty good while ago, there was a lot of talk about Apple Cider Vinegar; if you've a mind to try vinegar, that might be the best choice. The problem with vinegar really is that vinegar has its own taste, which I'm thinking wouldn't very pleasant for vaping.

Andria

 

[amoret]

I taste VG as really sweet, too. I'm up to 80/20 pg/vg now. I haven't tried bitter wizard, but vinegar or lemon juice helps some.

 

[Boletus]

A simple test to ensure it is the VG that is the problem is to just vape some straight VG, or VG + 10-20% water if that is too thick.

 

[froginblender]

I would get some Bitter Wizard jd.
I use that to remove unwanted sweetness.

It doesn't matter if I go to 70% PG I still taste the sugary after taste of the VG.

What is the absolute best way to cancel out this type of taste from VG?

Thanks, Jim