WTA in DIY?

[GMayberry]

I have been reading alot about WTA and I am wondering if anyone has experience adding them to non-tobacco flavored recipes. Will they alter the fruity or creamy flavors at all?

Also, if you have tried different ones, where has the best in your opinion?

 

[dannyv45]

Whole tobacco alkloids are really ment to enhance tobacco mixes to give them a truer tobacco taste. To use it in other types of mixes is out of the norm for WTA and whether it will enhance other mixes such as fruits has not been discussed much and all I can recommend is to get some WTA and experiment. If I were to guess I would think it would add a bit of a bite or a slight acid, ash or bitterness to the mix. It would add a bit of a tobacco neuonse.

So if your thinking of a tobacco with a fruity note then yes you would be on the right path. But if you were thinking of a fruit flavor mix with a tobacco note that's kinda out of the main stream and I think it would take a person with unusual tastes to enjoy that.

 

[Rickb119]

I use Aroma Ejuice unflavored in all of my mixes and don't think that it changes the flavor profile at all. It does add a "fullness" to the vape that is not there without it.

I use it because it gives me that satisfied feeling (physically and mentally) that just wasn't there with just plain nicotine. I'd been vaping about 10 months and had a lot of anxiety, couldn't focus or concentrate and could get angry at the least little thing. I felt like something was missing and tried to figure out what was wrong. I thought maybe I needed to change my diet, or that my thyroid was starting to act up again (Grave disease several years ago). I tried the WTA because of what I'd read about it, and I'm soooo glad that I did. Within a few days I was back to being me again (mentally and emotionally).

I use it at 10% in my mixes and no longer feel the need, or desire, to chain vape.

If you haven't looked through their thread, here it is. Aroma Ejuice

If you order from them, ecf in the code box gets you 10% off.

 

[pamdis]

I use WTA, and I use almost exclusively fruit flavors. I have only tried wholecig. The highest strength is 36mg and it only comes in VG. So, although I prefer 70/30 pg/vg, the best I can do for my target 18mg is 50/50 pg/vg. That said, there is only a very faint tobacco flavor that comes through. I wouldn't even call it a tobacco flavor, more a mouth feel, but it may be the higher VG that is doing it. I have a hard time getting the fruit flavors to come through - they are just much fainter, though that may be because it's a 50/50 blend and not the 70/30 I would like? Not sure. But since I use about 1-2 ml of WTA a day, most times I just blend it up unflavored and it does the trick for me. The rest of the day, I use my non-WTA mixes to enjoy my flavors.

 

[GMayberry]

This is the exact feedback I wanted. I am looking into it because of the extra "fix" it supposedly gives over regular nic. Wanting to mix some flavors for those tougher craving times. I'm just not a fan of tobacco juices.