Some clearification on MTS Vape Wizard and Dirty Neutral Base

[littlewitewilly]

Need a litle expert info on certain flavorings

MTS Vape Wizard from Flavorart. What it is? What does it do? From what I've gathered, it "blends" flavors together. Would this work on tobacco flavors as well as food flavors?

Dirty Neutral Base from Inewara. Adds "dirty ash try" flavor for tobacco flavors? Probably much needed to replicate analog cigs?

Thanks in advance

 

[Teresa P]

MTS actually stands for "mellow, thick, and smooth," which is pretty much the effect it has on a juice. It's supposed to mellow out any harshness or sharp "edges" in a juice, give it a fuller, thicker mouth feel. I've never used it myself, but I've read decent reviews for use in small doses. It kinda smells weird on its own. Lol!
DNB actually stinks like an ashtray, but it does give a somewhat authentic cigarette taste to tobacco juices, if that's what you're shooting for.

 

[jojosvapes]

Have some and have used it, it does just that. I have only mixed with it once but I do plan on mixing up two batches one with and one with out to really have a better comparison.

 

[RonJS]

Dirty Neutral Base from Inewara. Adds "dirty ash try" flavor for tobacco flavors? Probably much needed to replicate analog cigs?

Some folks wish their tobacco juices to taste like tobacco which has never seen flame. If you desired your juice to taste more similar to the flavor obtained from say puffing on a 1/2 smoked cig/cigar, INW DNB would be a fine addition to the mix. I use it in virtually all my cigar mixes.

 

[littlewitewilly]

@RonJS...Exactly what I needed to know. Need a good "cig" replication juice to handle my morning cravings. Can get by all day vaping, but that morning urge for a cigarette is my Achilles heel.

Thank ylu

 

[SteveS45]

I have some American Blend Gold flavor that I mixed up which actually tastes too much like a real cigarette for me to enjoy.