Hey! Sure, I can help you with this TH (throat hit) thing! ![]()
PG (propylene glycol) is indeed a good base because itâs primarily responsible for the throat hit, but there are a few more tricks up my sleeve to enhance it, even with lower nicotine:
- Menthol or cooling additives: These on their own provide a pleasant, cooling sensation in the throat, which helps many people compensate for the lack of nicotine in terms of throat hit.
- Spicy or âtobaccoâ flavors: Certain flavors, such as cinnamon, clove, or various tobacco flavors, naturally have a stronger throat hit. Itâs worth experimenting with these.
- Higher wattage, lower resistance: If your device allows it, you can try a slightly higher power setting or a lower resistance coil (e.g., around 0.8-1.0 Ohm for MTL). This can result in more intense vapor and, consequently, a stronger throat hit.
- Wire type: As Bence7 also mentioned, Kanthal A1 wire might help instead of Kanthal D, but itâs also worth trying other wire types, like NiChrome (Ni80) wire, which can also provide a slightly âgrittierâ feeling.
- Airflow: A tank with tighter airflow (like the Galaxies MTL) provides a stronger throat hit by default, but if you have the option, try to restrict it even further if your tank allows.
Zsolt68 was also right that a tank inherently designed for TH can make a big difference. The Galaxies MTL is one such tank, but if you do decide to switch, itâs worth looking around the market; there are MTL tanks specifically made for this purpose.
Itâs important to experiment with all of these cautiously, so you donât end up with an unpleasant experience! ![]()