You've probably heard it said before that flavor is everything when it comes to vaping. The fact that vaping is more satisfying than other forms of nicotine replacement is the primary reason why so many people have successfully quit smoking by switching to vaping.
However, once you've made the switch, vaping requires an element of fun and novelty to keep you interested. You'll be tempted to smoke again if you don't have that element of fun. If you've ever found that vaping isn't as enjoyable as you'd like it to be, the first thing you should look at is flavor quality, because there's a good chance you're not getting the best flavor vaping has to offer.
In three simple steps, you can improve the flavor of your vape.
Keep Your Coils Clean To Avoid Coil Gunk Tasting
E-liquid residue, also known as "coil gunk" among the vaping community, is likely to be the most significant contributor to poor flavor quality when you vape.
Sucralose, the sweetener that makes diet soda taste nearly as good as the real thing, is now used in almost all of the world's most popular e-liquids.
Sucralose allows for the creation of e-liquids with incredibly sweet and tasty flavor profiles, but it has a significant drawback: it does not completely vaporize.
The faster sucralose residue forms on your coil, the more e-liquid you use – and today's sub-ohm tanks consume massive amounts of delta 8 vape juice. If you use the same coil for more than a day or two, you won't be able to taste your e-liquid at all – you'll only be able to taste the sickly-sweet, burnt flavor of coil gunk.
Adjust The Airflow In Your Tank To Concentrate And Improve The Flavor.
Vaping with your tank's airflow vent completely open is one of the worst things you can do if you're a true flavor aficionado. We'll explain why later.
A sub-ohm tank is almost always configured from the factory with the airflow collar turned to the widest setting because this produces the largest vapor clouds.
Big clouds are fun, but using your vape tank with the airflow collar fully open isn't good for flavor quality because air has no flavor and will dilute your e-liquid.
If you want to experience the most mind-blowing flavors that your vaping device has to offer, you'll have to settle for slightly smaller clouds – but if you're a true flavor lover, you'll love the outcome.
To get the most flavor out of your vaping device, try moving the airflow collar on your tank halfway and lowering the wattage by about 10%.
Consider Using An E-Liquid With A More Complex Flavor Profile.
We discussed earlier in the article how popular sweetened e-liquids have become in the mainstream vaping community. Everyone enjoys sweet flavors, so it's no surprise that sweetened e-liquids are so popular.
Why would you want your nicotine to taste like cigarette smoke when you could have it taste like a blue raspberry slush? When you think about vaping in those terms, it's amazing that there are still smokers in the world.
However, it isn't necessary for every vape juice to taste sweet – and focusing solely on sweetened e-liquids isn't ideal for flavor quality.
Assume you sat down and scarfed down an entire bag of candy. After the first couple of pieces, you'll probably notice that the flavor of the candy isn't quite as strong. If you overload your mouth with sweetness, you'll lose your ability to taste subtle flavors until you give your palate a rest.
