Koolada Hint: Use 1 drop per ml of e-liquid, i.e. 10 drops for 10ml bottle; 20 drops for 20ml bottle. Reviews 2
How much flavor should I add to vape juice?
The recommended dilution for E-Flavors is approximately 10%, so if we are making 50mLs I'll need 5mL. Using a different (clean) syringe we will measure and transfer the flavor concentrate to the bottle just as we did the nicotine. Be aware that flavor concentrates are very complicated artificial flavors.
What is Koolada in vape juice?
TFA Koolada (Menthyl Methyl Lactate) is used as an additive in E-Liquid. It gives a cooling effect similar to menthol, but without the taste of mint. This is a vital ingredient for Slush flavours and other fruity summer vapes.
Is Koolada a menthol?
Koolada has become a more prominent way to offer a menthol sensation without the big minty rush and bitterness. Koolada is a little bit more subtle on the flavour and is commonly mixed with fruit e-liquid. Vapers that use koolada juices experience subtle sensations in the mouth and throat.
What is Koolada flavor?
Koolada is used specifically to give that "cold" feeling at the back of the mouth. It does not really have a 'taste', but it can be used in conjunction with menthol. Ingredients: Artificial Flavor, Propylene Glycol.
How much WS 23 should I add?
Add approx 40-80 to 120ml Bottle.
What does menthol in vape juice do?
Menthol may seem like a simple flavor to master, but many different e-juice makers toy with the recipe to create something truly original. They may combine it with different flavor profiles or make menthol flavor dominant, so users get an extra blast of minty cool.
What is koolada?
It is an electronic cigarette additive that adds a chilling effect to your e liquids. It brings menthol freshness without any taste.
What is the steeping time for a koolada e juice recipe ?
Unlike traditional flavors, this additive does not seem to increase with time but rather weaken over the days. Also, we advise you to add it at the last moment to your preparations to perceive its hit effect.
