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Cowboysmommy

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How do you know what the color of the juice will be before you order it? I am ordering an ego-t from cignot & have read that light colored juice that is mostly pg is the best for this PV. Anyone have a recommendation for juices from cignot or should I order somewhere else? I would prefer to combine my juice & ego-t order but I don't have to.
 

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How do you know what the color of the juice will be before you order it? I am ordering an ego-t from cignot & have read that light colored juice that is mostly pg is the best for this PV. Anyone have a recommendation for juices from cignot or should I order somewhere else? I would prefer to combine my juice & ego-t order but I don't have to.

I highly recommend cignot...Vicki is one the best! They have their own supplier forum here on ECF Cignot too! Maybe poke around that forum and see whether anyone else has asked your questions! If not, why not contact cignot directly...I know Vicki is currently using the T and loving it! :)
 

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Vg can be light colored also. It is generally the flavor or the vendor that affects the color of the juice. I have bought grape that is clear and grape that is purple. I do not use any colored juice just because I have noticed that colored juices clog up my cartomizers. Also juices that are heavy vg also clog them up. I use 80/20 pg/vg that is clear!

Best wishes!
 

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I recommend you not buy 100% PG or 100% VG juice but rather a blend from an actual juice seller. I like anything around 70pg/30vg and some of my desserty juices are 50/50.

I know of no way to know the color before you buy. As far as I can tell that is urban myth that dark juices are bad for attys or anything else. I am more wary of juices with possibly oil-based flavorings (citrus, cinnamon, almond and others).

I can tell you one light one - Vapor4Life WOWbacco - very light color, dark cocoa tobacco taste (this would also me a great mixer for any wimpy tobaccos that lack muscle). the FreedomSmokeUSA cocoas and chocolates and wild cherry cola are very dark. FreedomSmokeUSA Voodoo is extremely light (I sense faint fruit on the tongue and maybe cinnamon or some spice in the aroma). FreedomSmokeUSA oRYental 4 is a golden color - it's a sweet caramel vanilla tobacco and also great for sweetening other tobaccos.
 

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The only way to know what color your juice is going to be before it arrives would be to ask the vendor.

I have about 30 flavors from different vendors. The only ones that are dark are coffee based (2), root beer float, and tootsi rolly. I think what you & I have both read about darker colored juices causing clogging is a myth. At first, I believed it because I do have a lot o problems with one of the coffee flavors and the root beer (both from the same vendor). I use cartomizers and neither of these juices seemed to wick well and they seemed to need higher heat to work. Otherwise, I was just sucking air. However, I have no problems at all with the other coffee flavor and the tootsi rolly (two different vendors, neither the same as the other two dark juices).
 
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