Cheap and good? Only one I've found is Steam juice.
There are quite a few people who complain that it's too light on flavor. I tend to think the flavor isnt too light. Maybe it's our equipment or how long we have vaped. Out of curiosity how long have you been vaping? I notice newly non-smokers need more flavor until their tastebuds recover. And then they evolve over time.I just tried both over the last month. Vape Wild just doesn't do it for me; something about the hit it gives me just tastes sort of...cheap? Not to be mean, just my take. I do like the variety though.
I like ITC better. Their juices seem a bit more quality and unique. They're a bit thicker too, and seem sweeter to me, but in a rich vape sort of way. I actually really like the flavors, just too strong for my liking.
Yeah, so neither brand really stuck with me. Maybe my rambling will help. In short, I'd try ITC first, but a couple samplers only are the way to go. The amount of money I've spent on trying just one taste of a juice that I'll never touch again...should be a crime.
If you realized just how cheap juice is to make, most of our juices should be cheap unless they are extracting their own ingredients instead of using flavoring companies. Most premium juice is nothing more then a fancy label on a glass bottle with a dropper.Cheap and good? Only one I've found is Steam Juice.
Steeping is definitely key. Especially when buying Max VG dessert flavors in larger bottles. I bought my 240ml bottle of ITC Bananaberry Dream back in Jan. It's now May and the juice is really starting to shine.Starting out with "taste is subjective." I have bought both Vape Wild and ITC and only have re-ordered ITC. I didn't care much for the Vape Wild even though I bought what other folks (lots of them) said were amazing. I have re-ordered several ITC juices in 120 ml bottles after trying them. Steeping does improve the flavor, but out of the mail they are pretty much okay too.
There are quite a few people who complain that it's too light on flavor. I tend to think the flavor isnt too light. Maybe it's our equipment or how long we have vaped. Out of curiosity how long have you been vaping? I notice newly non-smokers need more flavor until their tastebuds recover. And then they evolve over time.
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I feel as though I wrote this post. Between the 2 I really liked VW. ITC not even a lil bit. And as you said their juice had an underlying tone I couldn't stomach.I used to vape a lot of great premium juice, but money is tight these days. Of course ITC and Vape Wild are not quite up to the complexity of some of those premium juices, but I was surprised that I like a few of VW's flavors. I did not however like what I tried from ITC at all.
The juice I tried from ITC all had the same underlying off taste to me, not unvapable, but not enjoyable either.
Vape Wild has several juices I like, a couple are good FOOB, but they all get better with time. Personally I think they do better with creams than they do with fruits which is disappointing because I like fruits.
Mostly I would recommend getting a sample from both and seeing what YOU like better. There are people with the exact opposite opinion than mine.
Between the the two, ITC.
I have 18 bottles of VW from November that are still unvapable.
12mg 50/50 will make your throat raw.
Flavor was good, throat hit unbearable.
Yes, I started ordering from them when they sold in glass dropper bottles and higher prices.Everything I've tried from ITC was awesome, not everything from VW was the best, but that can be expected from from a company with hundreds of flavors versus a company with a smaller selection because they focus they're energy on on perfecting a smaller amount of juices....
I am correct when I say ITC started out as a premium juice/premium price company, but then lowered their prices a ton?