Flavor change due to mg

[mreeveshp]

So I was in my local "vape shop" and I made a comment that I went through a juice quicker because when I bought those they didn't have 6mg and I had to go with 3mg. The employee made a comment that I didn't really understand but it was either there is more flavor in 6mg than 3 mg or more flavor in 3mg than 6mg.

Has anyone ever heard anything like that and know if it is true at all?

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[Heartsdelight]

Technically it doesn't make sense. When calculated in ELR the flavoring % should be the same regardless of the mg of nicotine.

 

[gopher_byrd]

So I was in my local "vape shop" and I made a comment that I went through a juice quicker because when I bought those they didn't have 6mg and I had to go with 3mg. The employee made a comment that I didn't really understand but it was either there is more flavor in 6mg than 3 mg or more flavor in 3mg than 6mg.

Has anyone ever heard anything like that and know if it is true at all?

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You're probably going through more because your nic level was cut in half. It has nothing to do with the flavor percentages.

 

[mreeveshp]

That's pretty much what I thought, I mean I take anything they say with a grain of salt since it's a tobacco shop that has a small vape section. I've never understood why they don't carry cotton which I would kill for them to carry it but I guess they make more from the replacement coils for tanks or pod systems. And they are carrying more and more disposables over juice.

I just couldn't understand how mg will make the flavor stronger or weaker since the % of flavoring should depend more on how large of a batch they are making and cutting thr mg in half will most likely make anyone vape more to get what your body is craving.

The only thing I think might have changed the flavor slightly is one bottle was 5 or 6 months older so it had more time steeping.

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