JC, have you also tried FA Red Touch Strawberry? Is TFA Strawberry Ripe and TFA Strawberry superior to FA's because I really liked FAs.
No, I haven't tried it yet, so I can't offer any advice about it. Since I discovered I liked the 2 TFA Strawberries together,
and I also like the CAP Sweet Strawberry...I've stuck with them. Of those 3 though, only the TFA Strawberry Ripe doesn't contain ethyl alcohol, so I don't have to evaporate it off before
vaping a mix with it in it. So I tend to use it more often when I need a single Strawberry flavoring.
If you like the FA Red Touch Strawberry...I'd either just stick with it, or maybe buy small sample sizes of the 2 TFA Strawberries to compare them.
Also, I have TFA Smooth and TFA EM 10 percent AKA tfa cotton candy as you recommended. Curious about TFA Sweetner though. This is no different than any other sucralose right? I Have a BIG bottle of NuSweets Sucralose from Amazon, is there any difference in buying TFAs Sweetner instead, is it more vape friendly because rumor has it some people think sucralose gunks coils.
The TFA Smooth is a wonderful additive IMO, that can totally save a mix sometimes...even just a few drops in it does it!
As far as the TFA Cotton Candy and TFA Sweetener...I use 1 or the other in quite a few recipes, but in small %. I can't say I personally get much "coil gunking" from either of them. Factory-made coils last me 6-7 days each, and I'm finding I'll rewick built ones about the same. I go through about 7-8mL/day, but usually vape with 1.5 and 1.8ohm coils at pretty low wattage.
There are some slight differences in them though, according to what Wizard Labs and TFA says about them:
TFA Sweetener -
"Ingredients: Artificial flavor, propylene glycol, water, Sucralose"
TFA Cotton Candy -
"Ingredients: Ethyl Maltol Crystals, Propylene Glycol"
"This is made from ethyl maltol, diluted to 10% in PG.
It is not a strong flavor, since ethyl maltol won't dissolve in PG at higher concentrations. It is used as a
mild sweetener and smoother for harsh flavors. Our Sweetener is
sweeter than the Cotton Candy."
So, I use the above as a guide, to which one I use in a particular recipe. Since it depends upon the other flavorings used in it, too.
I've never tried the NuSweets Sucralose from Amazon nor the Stevia Glycerite from NOW foods. So I can't offer any opinion on those. Others may be able to though, if you start a discussion about it.