With wta vs with out.... ?

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Johntodd

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I've been using WTA. I find it imparts an earthy, tobacco-like undertone. It also blends flavors together.

So, let me echo some of what has been said.

1. If you vape a bakery, or a "caramel-ish" deep flavor, or one of the "heavier" flavor types, the WTA might be an excellent compliment for that. I find it makes the butter in my butterscotch pop more.

2. If you vape a clean menthol, or one of the lighter types of fruit, the WTA becomes more noticable and the earthiness clashes a bit with it. Still a good vape, though.

3. If you vape something that is supposed to have clearly defined different flavors, the WTA will blend them together a bit. Still nothing unvapable, though.

I'd rather have slightly messed-up (but still very vapable) flavor with WTA than to go back to cigarettes. The added flavor never creates a problem I can't deal with. Not by a long shot.

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-Johntodd

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As for the price, don't let that scare you if you need WTA. It only takes a couple of drops in a tank for most users to feel satisfied. So, obviously, it is mixed with your regular juice in small quantities, so it will last a long time.
 
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I've been using WTA. I find it imparts an earthy, tobacco-like undertone. It also blends flavors together.

So, let me echo some of what has been said.

1. If you vape a bakery, or a "caramel-ish" deep flavor, or one of the "heavier" flavor types, the WTA might be an excellent compliment for that. I find it makes the butter in my butterscotch pop more.

2. If you vape a clean menthol, or one of the lighter types of fruit, the WTA becomes more noticable and the earthiness clashes a bit with it. Still a good vape, though.

3. If you vape something that is supposed to have clearly defined different flavors, the WTA will blend them together a bit. Still nothing unvapable, though.

I'd rather have slightly messed-up (but still very vapable) flavor with WTA than to go back to cigarettes. The added flavor never creates a problem I can't deal with. Not by a long shot.

Thanks!
-Johntodd

EDIT:

As for the price, don't let that scare you if you need WTA. It only takes a couple of drops in a tank for most users to feel satisfied. So, obviously, it is mixed with your regular juice in small quantities, so it will last a long time.

Ditto JT. Once I found WTA, I tend to vape less juice ($savings) and am less compulsive/distracted (easier on folks around me).
 

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What I've found is that the amount of WTA I need to maintain my general sense of wellbeing is less than that in the regular WTA products. So one bottle of WTA product, mixed with two bottles of non-WTA product work for me.

Do you mean the amount of "plain WTA" is less than, say "American Sweet Blend Flavored WTA"?
 

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Do you mean the amount of "plain WTA" is less than, say "American Sweet Blend Flavored WTA"?
I'm not entirely sure what you mean.

Unflavored DIY WTA might be a little more concentrated than, say "Beatle Juice WTA," but I've found that adding about 30 ml of 24 mg unflavored WTA and 30 ml VG to cut it back down to 12 mg, added to four 30 ml bottles of non-WTA 12 mg Beatle Juice is sufficient for my needs.

Edit: I also vape 3-4 mls a day, though. Upping the concentration of WTA drops my vaping down to 1-2 ml per day. I just like to vape.
 
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