Leave one bottle as is (no MTS) as a "baseline" (to compare the other two to) Add 0.25% (0.025 <OK to round up to 0.03 for convenience> mL OR mg) to the second bottle Add 0.50% (0.05 mL OR mg) to the third bottle.
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How much MTS vape Wizard should I take?
Let MTS Vape Wizard work its magic for you! Suggested dosage 0,5-2% Additional notes on Vape Wizard. we developed it starting from a food flavor that delivers aged, woody and slightly smoky notes. The original flavor was formulated to improve mouthfeel and body, especially for liquid foods and some type of drinks.
What is the MTS vape?
You can make it magic !! MTS stands for Mellow, Thick and Smooth, and it is a major breakthrough in taste technology for PV users. Based on our thorough understanding of taste mechanisms, we have developed a product which we believe will increase the pleasure of your vaping experience.
What is the difference between magic mask and vape Wizard?
Magic Mask and Vape Wizard are for stabilizing flavors. The VW is for tobacco flavors, as it contains a woody note. MM is for non tobaccos which has a sweet taste to it. Magic Mask and Vape Wizard are for stabilizing flavors. The VW is for tobacco flavors, as it contains a woody note. MM is for non tobaccos which has a sweet taste to it.
What does MTS vape wizard do?
MTS vape wizard contributes toward softening any acidic/sour perception, it assists in making vapour thicker, and it delivers both body and depth. It can be used on its own, blended with tobacco flavours, or with any other flavour of your choice. There are no limitations as to its versatility.
How much MTS vape wizard to use?
MTS stands for mellow, thick, and smooth, which is why this flavor adds body and depth to your existing e-liquid creations. Be careful, though, because while Vape Wizard is an e-liquid flavor enhancer, it does not have any flavor on its own. Use from 0.5% to 2%. A little goes a long way!
Steven Pye Super Member ECF Veteran
I recently ordered MTS Vape Wizard from My Freedom Smokes for use in my tobacco blends. The MTS sands for mellow-thick-smooth, it adds a depth to the base flavor without imparting it's own flavor, but the enhancement is awesome. It also takes some of the sour or acid taste out of the mix.
boomerdude Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
Apple Cider Vinegar by any other name. Also, Smooth is a tobacco flavor also. Be careful which one you order.
eikon slave to the comma Verified Member ECF Veteran
when I first got it I mixed a single flavor sample and got nothing from it ...
Rin13 Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
I am not sure but I think I believe Magic Mask is in there. People have speculated Smooth, Red Oak and I believe there's a hint of Koolada in there... Merely because if I use too much VW (I literally use 1 drop per 10ML) I get that Koolada like taste/sensation.
Rin13 Ultra Member Verified Member ECF Veteran
Honestly, it does seem to help my tobacco blends. I don't put it in other blends though. I don't think the flavors would blend well. Typically I add this to tobacco, lemon juice to fruit and ACV to everything else. (like 1 drop per 5ML)
PSA: Safety and another reason to SFT EVERYTHING, long post
It's possible to develop sensitivities to flavouring compounds, which really fucking sucks because it has happened to me.
Is it alright to use just a single flavor?
I see online there are a lot of different complex recipes, but as someone starting out is it alright to use a single flavor by itself?
How has this not been the Flavor of The Week yet? Well, better Date than never!
As always, the purpose of this thread is to gather the community to explore a category of flavor and its many uses.
Looking for tobacco lovers
Hi all, I've recently smoked some cigarettes and cigars, I regret this, I've been working on getting the nicotine down in my vape Since smoking my nicotine has gone back up, I've tried mixing a couple of tobacco flavors and they've gone horribly Is there any stand out recipes out there? Or is there a mild tobacco flavor that would integrate well into an existing recipe, at the minute I'm mixing my own recipe with a night tobacco vanilla flavor, it is nice but I want to mix my own properly I very much like vanilla with the tobacco, if any one could help with this I'd be so grateful.
Respectfully, Why is it discouraged to make your own flavours from complete scratch?
I thought I could save some cash by trying to make my own but it seems like no-one does that? Is there not that much money to be saved this way? Thanks
