NC Vape Shop Contest #3: We're giving away a Vision Spinner (normally $19.99), T-Dux 2.0 (normally $6.99), Protank 3 (normally $9.99) and lots of e-Ju

[Debra_oh]

I like the plastic bottles with the longer needle tips. They seem to be the best for filling smaller bottom coil clearo's.

Thanks for the contest!

 

[donwuan]

As pretty as glass bottles are with drippers i prefer plastic.

Medium soft with the neddle dropper top. Perfect for dripping, filling tanks and cartos.

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[K1NGP1N]

Awesome contest.I would really love the Vision Spinner. I want a VV device.

Anyway, what makes a good bottle?
-For me the bottle needs to have everything listed on it. It needs Nic level, PG/VG ratio, Extra Flavor shots if offered, and of course the name. I prefer the plastic bottles. A nice looking design looks cool too.

 

[MikeNice81]

-For me the bottle needs to have everything listed on it. It needs Nic level, PG/VG ratio, Extra Flavor shots if offered, and of course the name. . .

A lot of people forget that part. It is hugely important though. I got a sample recently and all it had was the company logo and a small sticker with the flavor. It was definitely off putting. Even though label info can be wrong, it is reassuring to see that they at least sent something that was labeled with info that matches your order.

Good point K1.

 

[skydragon]

I prefer glass but don;t like messing with the dropper or a syringe. So good for bigger bottles but need a softer, easier to squeeze bottle with needle nose tip for filling.

If you could figure out a way to use glass and get the juice out easily, you would have it made.

 

[scartn]

Thanks for the contest.
I like plastic needle tip bottles.

 

[Prism]

I tend to find a juice I like and stock up on it. I like dark glass bottles and dropper tips. If it is a big bottle over 30ml I like it if the vendor uses a reg cap and includes a dropper tip

 

[babby72]

I like the softer plastic bottle myself it it just easier to use

 

[VapingTurtle]

Thanks for the contest!!


Plastic with a needle tip can fill anything. Glass with droppers are classy but a pain to use.

 

[rbeckys8]

cobalt blue glass with a dripper..thank you

 

[MonicaRae]

I'll certainly chime in (and of course enter in the contest!)

I actually prefer plastic bottles over glass. And not the so hard to squeeze bottles that your fingers cramp up while your trying to fill a tank! Also as far as the dripper part goes I do like a needle (finer) type drip style on top than the fatter style.

**Just an FYI if it is going to be a glass bottle -
1. Have a dripper
2. Make sure the dripper reaches the bottom!

Thanks for the contest!

 

[Ding]

I prefer the glass with squeeze dropper myself.I never worry about the integrity of the juice melding with the plastic.I also like the squeezable plastic bottles with the longer needle nose dripper tip over the short stubby nose when out on the road or working in the yard.The needle nose gets past the coil on such cartos as the ce6,nova etc that isn't a bottom coil.Thanks CG for the contest.

 

[TJVJR]

For 10ml and under I like the soft satin needle tipped bottles , easy to use and good for reuse as fillers or lil mixing bottles . Above 10ml I like glass or plastic bottles with droppers , makes tank filling easy . Thanks for another great contest , I appreciate being entered .

 

[Biggame]

I definitely perfer the cloudy soft plastic bottles, preferably with a needle tip, but that is not mandatory. Glass bottles with droppers look nicer but are harder to use and not to mention can easily break and make a mess if they fall off a counter.
I agree with the earlier poster who mentioned a label that shows the pg/vg ratio and nicotine strength is also very importatnt. If you have a lot of juice, it can be easy to forget what item is what strength and what ratio.
Thanks for the contest.

 

[traderljp]

When I first started buying juice I always got glass bottles because I thought they were better/looked nicer. Months later I have a ton of glass bottles that I really don't care for. I have found that a simple plastic bottle (preferably with a needle tip) is the most useful type for me. It really is helpful for the bottle to be a bit pliable and the needle tip to easily maneuver the small space in my evods/protanks for filling.

Thanks for the contest!

 

[kathi17]

cobalt blue glass with a dripper..thank you

Yeah, I like the cobalt ones best too!

 

[cdlamb43]

I like the plastic bottles with needle tip

 

[CorallineAlgae]

I also prefer the softer hazy plastic bottles with the thin dripper tips. They're the most user friendly bottles.

 

[JoanJ]

What makes a good e-Liquid bottle? What are some characteristics you're fond of? Bottle material (i.e. glass vs plastic, type of plastic, etc). Do you have a favorite type of bottle?

It depends on the juice... the ones I call tank crackers I prefer in glass but overall I prefer plastic. With either child-proof cap or an option for them at no extra charge. Ones that are easy to squeeze for the 15ml and below and the same for larger bottles or a small dropper top. My favorite bottles are almost triangular and easy to squeeze with a fine tip and 2nd is almost an oval with a dropper cap on them. Labels are just as important to me also. Lettering needs to be large enough that old people... like me... can read it without a magnifying glass and have name, nic level and pg/vg ratio on them at a minimum.

 

[standinthestars]

My preference is for really soft plastic bottles with thin tips that fit into small tank openings. The worst are those plastic bottles that don't have any give in them! What is the point of those?

Thank you for the contest!