How To Make Vape Juice More Powerful

Vape juice can be powerful by using higher nicotine juice to increase the throat hit or choosing a higher-PG blend. With the modernization recently, individuals are full of ideas and options on how best to spend their good time. This article explains how to make vape juice more powerful.

Vape juice is also called e-juice or e-liquid. It is a liquid converted into vapor by an electronic cigarette device. Vape juice contains several ingredients such as food-grade flavoring, nicotine, water, vegetable glycerin, and propylene glycol. Vegetable glycerin is clear, odorless, and derived from plant oils, especially palm oil. Levels of vegetable glycerin and propylene glycerol don't build up in your body, but the liver and kidneys filter them out.

Nicotine in vape juice is derived from tobacco plants and sometimes from synthetic sources. Its percentage is measured by volume in mg. The amount of nicotine should be accurately labeled, but some manufacturers may not label the acetate amount of nicotine in vape juice. It means that it is important to purchase vape juice from companies that know how to make it to avoid getting non-quality vape juice that might harm your health.

Vape Juice Flavors

The vape juice flavors take up to 10% of the total volume of liquid. Best vape juice flavors are finely tuned, tested, and steeped for distribution and saturation. The FDA permits flavor manufacturers to hold back proprietary information about flavors. It is because the source of the vape juice flavors is very important.

How Much are You Consuming with Vape Juice?

The best way to calculate the amount of e-juice you consume per day is by multiplying the number of tanks one consumes per day with the capacity of your tank. A person can also calculate the amount of e-liquid you consume per day by using nicotine in their e-liquid. The amount of nicotine content is usually written on one's e-liquid bottle in mg/ml, so a person can calculate the amount of e-liquid they consume per day by multiplying that amount by the millimeters they are taking.

Does Vape Juice Expire?

Vape juice is very shelf-stable, but it cannot go well. It is believed to take very long for it to expire. It might even change its color and turn brown, but that does not mean the vape juice has expired. The duration of the vape juice expiration depends on the storage method. Vape juice does not like being exposed to heat, sunlight, and oxygen.

How to Make Vape Juice More Powerful?

Due to different brands of e-liquid in the market, it has become harder to find your favorite vape juice that you can trust. The most preferred vape juices are those with superior taste and a pleasant throat hit. Massey et al. (2021) explained that once a person gets a favorite vape juice, you can improve it and make it more powerful by doing the following:

Don’t Vape with a Vaper's Tongue

 A vaper's tongue is characterized by frequent use of a single flavor which leads to being unable to taste the flavor of the chosen e-liquid. It will make one feel like they are inhaling a flavorless vapor. To avoid this, switch up the e-liquid regularly, drink lots of water during vaping, and take breaks between your vape sessions.

Change the Temperature Settings on the Vaping Device

Different ingredients found in e-liquid vaporize at different temperatures. It means it is important to keep changing your vaping device temperatures to get the fullest flavor out of the vape juice. Massey et al. (2021) explained that the best way to change your vaping device temperatures is by starting with the lowest setting and keeping increasing until you get your perfect taste.

Reduce the Airflow for a Better Experience

Kirkpatrick et al. (2019) explained that reducing airflow will help one get the concentrated vape juice. If the airflow is high, one will get the diluted flavor. Also, the vapor will be hot and full of fresh taste with less airflow. When reducing airflow, you should be careful not to limit it entirely because it is required for vapor production.

Get High-Quality Coils

So many different types of coils are available in the market, each delivering a unique vaping experience. For the best flavor, one will need to but the high-quality atomizer with the coil at the bottom to ensure that the wicking material is well saturated and won't burn it.

Pay Attention to the Wicking Materials

A wicking material plays a greater role in how one vape juice tastes. Organic cotton is considered the best option because it can adequately absorb the e-liquid and become saturated, so you will not experience the dreaded dry hits.

Get a Glass Tank

If a person prefers vaping with stronger and more acidic flavors, then glass tanks are the best choice. It is because minty and citrus flavor can eat away the plastic tank making vaping lose its potency. A glass tank is easy to clean and lasts longer.

Give the Vape Juice a Little Shake

If the vape juice has been on the shelf for a long time, it is important to shake it slightly to improve its taste and effects. Raymond et al. (2018) explained that vape juice is made of different ingredients so that you may find the heavier ingredient at the bottom and the lighter one at the top. Shaking the vape juice will ensure that all the ingredients are well mixed hence getting all the juice flavor.

Conclusion

Vape juice is also referred to as e-liquid or e-liquid. It contains several ingredients such as food-grade flavoring, nicotine, water, vegetable glycerin, and propylene glycol. Vape juice can be made more powerful by avoiding the vaper's tongue, shaking the bottle before usage, using the high-quality coils, changing the vaping temperatures, regulating the airflow, using glass tanks, and paying attention to the wicking materials. Vape juice is very shelf-stable, and it can last for a long before expiring. It can even change its color if it stays long, but this does not mean it has expired. The duration the vape juice takes to expire depends on the storage method because vape juice does not like being exposed to heat, sunlight, and oxygen.

References

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Kirkpatrick, M. G., Cruz, T. B., Unger, J. B., Herrera, J., Schiff, S., & Allem, J.-P. (2019). Cartoon-based e-cigarette marketing: Associations with susceptibility to use and perceived expectations of use. Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 201, 109–114. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.drugalcdep.2019.04.018

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