Do you know where your eJuice was made?

[Cyrus Buelton]

Do you buy from local ejuice companies or buy online?

Do you buy ejuice from brands you don't know?

Do you care where your ejuice is made or do you trust the store/website you buy from carries only good brands?

Do you know where the maker gets their ingredients?


Do you know what type of nicotine is being used?


Feel free to post who your favorite brands are

 

[Baditude]

Do you buy from local eJuice companies or buy online?

I typically buy online or from vape shops that I trust. I'm yet to become a fan of local "homemade" e-liquid who may mix their flavors in a back room under unknown conditions and sanitation.​

Do you buy eJuice from brands you don't know?

Yes, sure. I do make a judgement based on other's recommendations or how their web site looks if buying online.

I prefer vape shops which offer a juice sampling bar to try the flavors prior to purchase.​

Do you care where your eJuice is made or do you trust the store/website you buy from carries only good brands?

I care where it is made. I have my favorite flavors from past experience that I tend to buy repeatedly from.​

Do you know where the maker gets their ingredients?

No. Unless the manufacturer states that they procure their own flavoring agents from their own all-natural, all-organic sources, most do not offer this information openly in my experience.​

Do you know what type of nicotine is being used?

Generally, no. Virgin Vapers state what type of nicotine they use.​

Feel free to post who your favorite brands are?

Dripeez, Virgin Vapers, VapeRite ( these 3 custom-mix their all-natural, all-organic flavoring agents, and offer options of Pg/Vg ratio)

Space Jam, Cyclops Vapor, NicQuid, Copper Creek, Pink Spot, Rx Vapors​

 

[dbrandt01]

Do you buy from local eJuice companies or buy online? Nope, I haven't. Nothing caught my eye in local e-juice companies. I buy online or am sent products. Usually I just do unflavored.

Do you buy eJuice from brands you don't know? I have before and been sent juices to review that I haven't heard of before.

Do you care where your eJuice is made or do you trust the store/website you buy from carries only good brands? I look it up online a lot before using it, but I'm usually okay with it.

Do you know where the maker gets their ingredients? Not many companies put that information out.


Do you know what type of nicotine is being used? Same as above ^^


Feel free to post who your favorite brands are I like Lane Cove Vapor and unflavored nic base.

 

[Susan~S]

1. Do you buy from local eJuice companies or buy online?

• I buy online & I DIY.

2. Do you buy eJuice from brands you don't know?

• Yes, but I do research to see what people like about a particular juice from a particular vendor.

3. Do you care where your eJuice is made or do you trust the store/website you buy from carries only good brands?

• I trust the websites I orders from. When ordering from someone new to me I only order small amounts.

4. Do you know where the maker gets their ingredients?

• Most juice manufacturers do not tell you this. Some will tell you that some of their flavorings are made in-house. Some you may be able to guess that they use a certain flavoring manufacturers flavoring (especially if you DIY and have experience with different flavor suppliers flavorings).

Do you know what type of nicotine is being used?

• No, most juice suppliers do not tell you this. What I do know is that if their nicotine tastes "peppery", I won't be buying from them again. I don't like peppery nicotine.

I dabble in DIY. But I also have a "stash" of other juice I am going through.

See this thread (pinned at the top of the General E-Liquid Discussion Forum.
Message to e-Liquid Vendors: This is what we want from you!

I love Ahlusion for fruit/tea vapes. I also Love Omega Vapes Breeze (peach/cantaloupe blend), Cosmic Fogs Milk & Honey Ripe Vapes Pear Almond & One Hit Wonders Muffin Man.

 

[suprtrkr]

I DIY. My juice was made on the same table this computer sits on

 

[Susan~S]

I DIY. My juice was made on the same table this computer sits on

*Sigh*
Just another "computer table" brewer.

 

[suprtrkr]

*Sigh*
Just another "computer table" brewer.View attachment 476873

I find it handy, Susan, as the recipes are stored on the machine. Am I doing it wrong?

 

[Howard Pitzer]

For seven months I have listened to views on forums and initiated purchases from "groupthink"

 

[gandymarsh]

I don't buy much juice online but when I do, it's usually Mt. Baker Vapor. Sheesh that sounded like The Most Interesting Man in the World. They mix it per order.

I DIY the juice I use most. I have a dedicated computer desk where I mix juice, wrap coils and occasionally work on mods. There is an old laptop running Win XP that has Ejuice me-up on it but I usually go to an online juice calculator and print out the formula.

 

[vapero]

I make my juice so I know mine is made in the hot tub by a naked man

 

[wheelie]

I make my juice so I know mine is made in the hot tub by a naked man

Guess you always have a stir stick handy. LOL

 

[Sgt.Rock]

I DIY. My juice was made on the same table this computer sits on

Ditto!

*Sigh*
Just another "computer table" brewer.View attachment 476873

Hey Watchit!
I resemble that remark! ~lol~

 

[Completely Average]

I DIY.

But I don't mix on my computer table, I mix on my kitchen table. One does not mix liquids next to a $3,000 PC.

 

[K_Tech]

Do you buy from local eJuice companies or buy online?

Short answer? Mostly on line, and about half DIY. Long answer:

I have one local vape shop, and (AFAIK) two convenience stores that carry vape stuff. The local vape shop, without getting into details, does not fill me with confidence, so I do not buy their e-liquid. The last time I was there, they only carried their house brand of liquid.
The convenience stores carry blister pack e-cig refills and some Chinese e-liquid.

Do you buy eJuice from brands you don't know?

Yes. I have an e-liquid subscription that sends me a box of goodies every month. I also occasionally buy some brands that I've had in the past and really liked.

But, since I DIY, I don't buy a lot.

Do you care where your eJuice is made or do you trust the store/website you buy from carries only good brands?

I care, to a point, but I'm not fanatical about it.

Do you know where the maker gets their ingredients?

In most cases, no.

Do you know what type of nicotine is being used?

Nope.

Feel free to post who your favorite brands are

I have a lot that I like, honestly, probably too many to list. I've found at least one or two e-liquids I've liked from every manufacturer that I've tried.

 

[thomas l]

I DIY also another one for kitchen table more room then the computer desk

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Do you know where your eJuice was made?

Right here on my puter desk. Using Capella flavoring, MFS nicotine, essiential Depot PG and VG. And Stevia from GNC.
I also use some Flavor Concentrates flavoring, FW and TFA flavors. But Capella is my fav.
Ohh and yes I use the GOOD V1 Diketone infested Capella flavors

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Should have a 4 oz bottle of CAP Vanilla Custard V1 and CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl V1 and CAP Lemon Meringue Pie V1 in vapemail either tomorrow or Monday.
Got worried that it might get hard to get what with 5 Pawns buying it all up.

 

[Susan~S]

I find it handy, Susan, as the recipes are stored on the machine. Am I doing it wrong?

Hey Watchit!
I resemble that remark! ~lol~

JK!

I can't mix on my computer desk. Too many mods/tanks/juice, plus I'm basically one-handed only. Need LOTS of room, plastic tablecloth, can only do it my two bengals are sleeping. They love to help! It's a real PITA when I get to mixing.

Should have a 4 oz bottle of CAP Vanilla Custard V1 and CAP Cinnamon Danish Swirl V1 and CAP Lemon Meringue Pie V1 in vapemail either tomorrow or Monday.
Got worried that it might get hard to get what with 5 Pawns buying it all up.

What's your recipe, if I may ask? Diketones for dessert are allowed.

 

[Robert Cromwell]

JK!

I can't mix on my computer desk. Too many mods/tanks/juice, plus I'm basically one-handed only. Need LOTS of room, plastic tablecloth, can only do it my two bengals are sleeping. They love to help! It's a real PITA when I get to mixing.


What's your recipe, if I may ask? Diketones for dessert are allowed.

for the vanilla custard so far just 50/50 nic and add CAP VC to taste about 2 drops per ml or a bit more for me.

Now for the cinnamon danish swirl a 30 ml batch.
60 drops CAP Cinnamon danish swirl
25 drops CAP Vanilla Custard
30 drops CAP Sweet Cream
20 drops Stevia
30 drops 100 mg nic (approx 5mg/ml)
Fill remaining space in 30 ml with 50/50.

Sorry just made this up and it worked so never figured out the exact ML measurements.
The drops are from 13 ml CAP bottles.

I guess I will have to figure out the ML measurements when my 13 ml bottles run out...
Just measure how many of those drops/ml and go from there I suppose.

 

[Susan~S]

Sorry just made this up and it worked so never figured out the exact ML measurements.
The drops are from 13 ml CAP bottles.

I guess I will have to figure out the ML measurements when my 13 ml bottles run out...
Just measure how many of those drops/ml and go from there I suppose.

Thanks Robert! Works for me too. I can fine tune as I go.