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[Shiggles]

Hola,

I'm looking for some advice on liquid and am hoping you all can point me into the right direction. I'm looking for a cheaper alternative to Halo's Torque 56. Money is tight, and I simply can't afford $20 on 30mls of juice anymore, especially for as much as I vape. For the same reason, I no longer have the ability to buy 100's of juices to find something that works.

Like many of us were with cigarettes, i'm a victim of habit. When I first started vaping almost 2 years ago, a local vendor pointed me towards Halos's Torque 56 stating it had the best TH out of any of his liquids. Torque 56 became my brand and I've stuck with it since.

I know the nicotine level plays a big role in TH, but i'm down 12mg now and don't really want to up my dosage. I'm comfortable staying at 12mg for the rest of my vaping days. So i'm looking for Juice recommendations that can still back a punch at 12mg, and are cheaper than Halo juices.

If it helps any, I'm currently vaping on a older V2 LavaTube with a Lil' mama tank and Boge (3ohms) cartos.

Thanks in advance for the help

-Ryan

 

[Shiggles]

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[immortality]

Learn to DIY ejuice. Stick to a 70PG and 30PG mix should keep that TH. Also buy a nicotine 18mg/ml or less mg/ml since your at 12 nic level. Also when you buy the nic make sure it 100% PG based so when your cutting it will be easier. There is plenty of info on DIY ejuice. Its cheaper but it takes time and a lil bit of math to get the taste you want. Trial and error

 

[Chadshaw]

I'll second the DIY, even with the trial and error of finding your favorite flavors it's far cheaper (you can make 30ml of juice for less than a dollar) and you can adjust the juice to whatever floats your boat. Definitely go to the DIY forum first and be sure to read all the stickies there as dealing with and mixing your own nicotine should be studied up on before starting.

 

[tntmux]

I'll second the DIY, even with the trial and error of finding your favorite flavors it's far cheaper (you can make 30ml of juice for less than a dollar) and you can adjust the juice to whatever floats your boat. Definitely go to the DIY forum first and be sure to read all the stickies there as dealing with and mixing your own nicotine should be studied up on before starting.

How DIY makes it cheaper, you still have to buy the juice, DIY is just mix it up, am I right??

 

[Jazzi Mike]

Have you tried any Dekang juice? I like some of their tobacco blends and they are cheap.

GoodEJuice is another great tobacco flavored juice manufacturer. They seem pretty reasonable. I'm a newbie still.

I like mt baker vapor too. They are also good.

 

[mtw4shore]

I second Mount Baker Vapor for good juice on a budget.

 

[Chadshaw]

You do still purchase the nic and flavors, it's just far cheaper if you do the mixing yourself. For example at one vendor 250ml of 12mg runs about $11, the same vendor sells 8ml flavors for $1.49 (at small percentages this amounts goes a pretty long way). As you move up in nicotine levels you can save more, such as buying 24mg and cutting it in half for use (you still need to allow for flavoring % as well) I know it seems daunting at first (it did to me, took me 2 years to try it) but with a little study it's really simple once you try it.

 

[szot]

MT Baker Vaper (.com)..Mt Baker Vapor - Electronic Cigarettes, USA made E Juice, and Accessories premixed flavored eliquids with any MG nicotine level ya want is $10.99 for 50 ML bottles , or $7.49 for 30 ML bottles...U can't beat that unless U want to mix yer own...I like their RY4 and their 555 tobacco flavors myself..and they have fast shipping and usually throw in a free 10 ML sample of another flavor for U to try out..U can even request a specific sample flavor if ya want... also use "vaporfrombaker" coupon code for 10% of any purchases..

 

[lviperz]

Hey, I've been using torque56 here as well. It's what I started with and I have to agree, especially after reading through these forums, it is too expensive. I have been looking in to diy also. Good luck in your quest. I'll be sure to post if I find something cheaper I like as much as the torque56.

 

[Shiggles]

Thanks for all the feedback guys! I'm not sure I have the stones yet to start mixing my own juice. It is something I want to do in the future though.

Thank you for the recommendations for E juice brands. MT Baker juices seem like a solid deal, and people seem to enjoy them. Halo doesn't disclose their PG/VG Ratios, so what ratios would you guys recommend for me for MTB juices.

Thanks in advance for the replies.

 

[sonicdsl]

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