Tasty 0mg needed

[pixietricks]

Any recommendations for tasty, flavoursome 0 mg e juice please?

[Scylla]

No answers in over 7 hours, poor (((Pixie))) cos we're all nicotine freaks

I did buy a no-nic juice from OKS, but I can't remember what it was. I would try your current favourite juice in no nic, if you can get it. You might notice less hit but the flavour should be nearly the same.

Sorry I can't be more help



scylla

[pixietricks]

Thanks Scylla, I guessed there weren'y any 0 mg fans when there were no replies. Will do as you suggest. Before roll ups I did smoke low nicotine cigs, so thought I might try 0 mg just to see but it has to have taste for me.

[Chrissie]

I'm not going to be able to help either Pixie. But agree with Scylla, the 0mg should taste the same as the the ones with nic in them.

I think Totally Wicked has one of the largest ranges of 0mg. flavours :

www.totallywicked-eliquid.co.uk/products/totally-wicked-e-liquid/electronic-cigarette-30ml-totally-product.html

[foxy9212]

I was toying with the idea of trying out a mint or menthol no-nic as perhaps it might have a sort of nose and throat hit. I tried to make my own but it was pretty much a disaster!

Fox

[ragjoy]

ive been vaping 38mg stuff from OKs and on a night whilst having a few tins of beer i think im oDing the stuff ive just ordered some 18mg golden virginia double flavor,i will give that a go on a night,then cut it to that during day and lower on a night.
hopefully in two months onto zero and then who knows,i either carry on or stop,i really dont know.
i have not made up my mind yet whether too stop altogether,but for now im content with what im doing apart from the slight oDing on a night,which i imagine with the SD will get worse if i dont cut down the strength.
ragjoy................

[keef]

I tried simons zero Roast Smoke - No colour - No Flavour - No Throat hit , might have just as well vaped pure pg.

I also tried Janty zero but dont remember what flavour .
I do remember it did have some flavour and a bit of throat hit, not as big as the nic liquid but at least you could feel it , I managed 2 hours vaping that one before I got bored of it.

[ragjoy]

i dont understand why apart from getting nicotine in your mouth the taste should be any different.
they are charging the same price either way,and if as the sellers are saying "we are a stop smoking aid sellers" best they get there backsides in gear otherwise the ban may have some justification if its seen that the intent is just to keep people addicted to nicotine.
ragjoy..........

[keef]

I think the problem is the manufacturers tend to dilute the high nicotine liquid down to get the lower nicotine options so by the time you get to zero there is hardly any of the original flavour left.

It would be better if they made each strength seperately but then you can gurantee the cost will go up.

There may be some suggestions on this thread.
www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-liquid-discussion/65121-how-many-you-only-vape-non-nicotine.html

[foxy9212]

I would never buy no-nic juice, I shall practice and make my own, so much cheaper and you can choose your own strength flavouring. My problem is getting the mix just right and being careful to use only sugar-free, water soluble flavourings.

Fox

[pixietricks]

Yes I would like to make my own as well but where do you buy sugar free flavours from? I,ve tried the Lorann but not with much success.
I also have to agree with the comment about manufacturers getting their act together re no nic juices, it's the taste for me that matters and they need to show the Government that there is an alternative way to smoking and cutting down on nicotine. I noticed that there is a company in USA that does double flavour no nic, that would suit me but they don't ship internationally.
Vaping for whatever reason does seem to be personal taste, and for a lot of different reasons, nicotine or no nicotine it's got to be better than cigs. This forum has been invaluable to me because it is vapourers sharing their experiences. Great.

[lynwlt]

Has anyone tried flavourart?
I know Liberty flights sell it and I've looked at their own website but haven't ordered anything yet.
They have a good range of flavours but they aren't 'natural' so I don't know if there are safety implications. Come to that, I have no idea how 'natural' any of the flavoured juice that we buy is..
Lynda

[foxy9212]

I've just placed an order for 15g of Anise and Espresso from FlavourArt - it's an Italian company. I'll let you know how I get on. It's considerably cheaper than LF but there's no discount and the postage is pretty steep - I'll let you know how I get on and if it's cost effective. It's costing me over £13 delivered but the bottles are a good size and, according to LF's site, you don't need to use much. I've actually bought the two I've chosen to add to the aniseed and coffee juices I'm already using as well as to try making a no-nic.

Fox

[foxy9212]

Feb 15, 2010 9:35:53 GMT ragjoy said:

i dont understand why apart from getting nicotine in your mouth the taste should be any different.
they are charging the same price either way,and if as the sellers are saying "we are a stop smoking aid sellers" best they get there backsides in gear otherwise the ban may have some justification if its seen that the intent is just to keep people addicted to nicotine.
ragjoy..........

The vendors are not permitted to advertise e-cigs as a 'cessation' product. OKS do offer a 'quit kit' for those who have the intention of quitting but that's a matter of customer choice and not the purpose of the company. The main function of an e-cig/EN-I/PV is as an alternative to smoking or as a means to cut down on the thousands of nasties found in a regular cigarette.

The consensus is that the e-cig is a 'harm reduction' device.

Fox

[pixietricks]

I would love to know how you get on, with or without nic, what will you mix it with pg or vg?