are higher priced ejuice worth the money?
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Yes, no & maybe.
I allowed myself to stay with one company for about a year. Their juices are good and service was excellent. I usually stock up once every 2 months +/-. I should've shopped around sooner. I was paying over $20 for 30ml plastic bottles of juice.
From now on, I will not spend over $20 for 30ml unless the juice is beyond good and they come in glass bottles.
I'm looking into a couple of companies who produce all natural, organic juices with no added coloring, etc.
I will definitely try the juices mentioned previously in this thread. Jameson's Irish Vapor Juice. A number of reviews were really good.
I allowed myself to stay with one company for about a year. Their juices are good and service was excellent. I usually stock up once every 2 months +/-. I should've shopped around sooner. I was paying over $20 for 30ml plastic bottles of juice.
From now on, I will not spend over $20 for 30ml unless the juice is beyond good and they come in glass bottles.
I'm looking into a couple of companies who produce all natural, organic juices with no added coloring, etc.
I will definitely try the juices mentioned previously in this thread. Jameson's Irish Vapor Juice. A number of reviews were really good.
Thanks for commenting. I wanted to ask the ecf forum to compare other juices to madvapes juices but i thought I might be breaking some rules, so I didnt.
And, yes, their juices are kinda crap but for their price, I shouldn't be complaining. It's nothing different from what I make in my room other than the fancy label they put on the bottles.
I also agree that it's nice to have a b&m near by. It's very convenient when you lose a battery or a charger and dont have the patience to wait 3-5 days for a new one. lol.
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Thanks everyone for all the replies. I almost forgot how amazing the ecf forum was. It's totally different from 99% of the forums out there today. You ask a question on ecf and you will get nothing but reasonable replies whereas on other forums you will get everything but reasonable replies..lol.
That said, thanks for all the recommendations. I am now convinced that I am missing out on the quality juices that the world has to offer
That said, thanks for all the recommendations. I am now convinced that I am missing out on the quality juices that the world has to offer
Not for me, I have bought lots of juice and just don't find the higher priced juice to be significantly better. I now DYI my juice and find I can make juice to my taste and a whole lot cheaper. The only juice I can't make well that I realy like is Pluid. I reserve my stash of Pluid for special occasions.
I diy now for my adv's. I do still splurge on juices that I enjoy, creamy chai from plume room, boba's from ave to name a few.
I love them both and have yet to find anything I can make that comes close. If I could, i'd open up my own juice shop.
I feel the price is justified because i know how difficult it is to come up with those complex flavors, their talent and effort should be compensated.
Granted not everything you try, you'll like, which goes for juice of any price range. just find a handful of those special flavors and diy the rest.
It is nice coming home to your special stash, stuff you know will hit the spot, especially after a hard day.
I love them both and have yet to find anything I can make that comes close. If I could, i'd open up my own juice shop.
I feel the price is justified because i know how difficult it is to come up with those complex flavors, their talent and effort should be compensated.
Granted not everything you try, you'll like, which goes for juice of any price range. just find a handful of those special flavors and diy the rest.
It is nice coming home to your special stash, stuff you know will hit the spot, especially after a hard day.
Amen. I went through about 3ml of Turkish Oriental DIY liquid last night. Immensely satisfying.
I guess I followed an odd path Juice wise. I started with 3 little bottles from one shop. Then bought 2 more from the same shop the next order. Then simply started making my own juices. Other than the menthol I use first thing in the morning to handle that first of the morning cig craving ALL my juice for at least the last 4 months has been DIY. I have never had the desire to go outside of that.
Once I stopped trying to copy flavors in my DIY mixes, I found that a lot of what I made was actually very good. It can be tough to DIY if you are chasing a particular flavor, but once you let go of that idea you will rarely if ever buy from a vendor again.
I ordered from a few vendors for the first few months, high and low dollar but now that I look back at all of the $$ I spent, I tend to regret it.
You see it all over the forums- "xxx liquid is sooooo good" but half I the other replies are "I thought xxx was supposed to be amazing but it tastes like crap!"
It's all subjective, price included.
I ordered from a few vendors for the first few months, high and low dollar but now that I look back at all of the $$ I spent, I tend to regret it.
You see it all over the forums- "xxx liquid is sooooo good" but half I the other replies are "I thought xxx was supposed to be amazing but it tastes like crap!"
It's all subjective, price included.
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