The search for the best flavor and steam is one of the daily objectives of those who vape, not only to get away from tobacco but for the pleasure of vaping. Everyone always asks themselves which coil is the best to get "taste and a lot of steam". It is a little frustrating to find because this depends on many factors and it is impossible to get everything, but having the best vape juice can make a big difference on how good your vape tastes.
To get the best taste many factors are involved such as: the design of the atomizer, the resistance, the cotton, the liquid, if we vaped directly to lung or mouth to lung, the watts, the preheat, and only in relation to the atomizer, its size, inputs of air with its size, arrangement, and regulation, drip resistance distance, etc.
The simple logic tells us that the more vapor and, therefore, the more vaporized liquid, the better flavor we will have since in that vapor there will be more molecules of the aromas. We all know that this is not the case. You don’t have to be an alchemist to get this logic that tells you that something happens with the molecules of the aromas present in our liquids in relation to the temperature at which they evaporate. And logic tells us that, from a certain temperature, these molecules begin to degrade and do not fulfill their function.
Many other factors influence the flavor, including the density of cotton inside the resistance. The high-performance handcrafts require that the cotton within the resistance be tight, otherwise, it is easy for some strands to burn and alter the vape juice flavors, and it is also a good idea to "comb" the ends of the cotton so that it drains better.
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