Eliquid (dot) com Carries Flavors

[christylh8]

I through I'd share that www. eliquid. com has as DIY division, carries flavors, and offers FREE shipping with every order. I've been purchasing all of mine through them because they have a reward system too and I've been building up points for discounts off future orders. With as much as I purchase lately, it really has been a huge benefit.

 

[classwife]

Sounds like you have been buying lots of flavors christylh8
I changed your thread title from .com to (dot) com per Forum Rules

 

[christylh8]

Sounds like you have been buying lots of flavors christylh8
I changed your thread title from .com to (dot) com per Forum Rules

It's becoming something of an addiction for sure.

 

[NatashaTMT]

Thanks for sharing!

 

[stols001]

Thanks for letting us know @christylh8 ! Sounds like you have a good plan that is working for you. That's a vendor I wasn't aware carried flavors and etc.

Anna

 

[JCinFLA]

I'd never heard of that company, so I decided to go take a look at their DIY flavorings and at least see what they have and what their prices were for them. So I clicked to see what they carried by The Flavor Apprentice, and spent a good while reading and re-reading just what's at the top of the main TFA page, before even looking at the ones they carry and what their prices are.

Flavor Apprentice

I can't say that I've ever read anything like that on any other vendor's website. To me, some things stated there would be confusing and/or misleading for a DIY newbie, (as far as what TFA flavorings actually are, and how they're to be used), and some other statements are just outright wrong.

I didn't even check out any of their other brands of flavorings, to see how they're described. Their prices do seem to be very reasonable, and they may be great to deal with, but...because of the above and a few other things that concern me, I think I'll stick to my regular suppliers.

 

[Twins Win]

I through I'd share that www. eliquid. com has as DIY division, carries flavors, and offers FREE shipping with every order. I've been purchasing all of mine through them because they have a reward system too and I've been building up points for discounts off future orders. With as much as I purchase lately, it really has been a huge benefit.

I've noticed something funky going on. There's atleast 3 sites selling flavoring, same prices, same flavors, even the same pictures for the flavors. The main one being NicRiver.

NicRiver = Eliquid.com = Ejuices.com

The sites all use the same software or whatever. Like the layout, search function, ect. is all the same. NicRiver is bigger than I thought. Its not just a flavor store, I'm presuming. Rather, its just a branch of a vaping conglomerate or whatever. Proof-

NicRiver-

Ejuices.com-

Eliquid.com-

 

[Twins Win]

I'd never heard of that company, so I decided to go take a look at their DIY flavorings and at least see what they have and what their prices were for them. So I clicked to see what they carried by The Flavor Apprentice, and spent a good while reading and re-reading just what's at the top of the main TFA page, before even looking at the ones they carry and what their prices are.

Flavor Apprentice

I can't say that I've ever read anything like that on any other vendor's website. To me, some things stated there would be confusing and/or misleading for a DIY newbie, (as far as what TFA flavorings actually are, and how they're to be used), and some other statements are just outright wrong.

I didn't even check out any of their other brands of flavorings, to see how they're described. Their prices do seem to be very reasonable, and they may be great to deal with, but...because of the above and a few other things that concern me, I think I'll stick to my regular suppliers.

What surprised me is they sell (Too high mg) nicotine on that site. That stuff isn't very noob freindly.

 

[Letitia]

Many sites just use stock images and layouts. Could be they are the same Co but those things aren't proof enough. Wonder if they all ship from the same warehouses?

 

[Letitia]

What surprised me is they sell 1000MG/ML nicotine on that site. That stuff isn't very noob freindly.

ECF doesn't allow discussion of any nic over 100mg. Could be they offer wholesale.

 

[classwife]

What surprised me is they sell (Too high mg) nicotine on that site. That stuff isn't very noob freindly.

Yikes....and for safety - that is a topic that is not to be discussed here :

Forum Rules
Rule 35: Nicotine Strength
[3] It became obvious that some members joining in discussion of pure nicotine did not have any idea of the danger, or any knowledge of working with hazardous chemicals, or even any basic knowledge of measurements. Pure nic is as dangerous as cyanide - just opening a bottle in a room can result in all present being poisoned. It must be handled in a fume cupboard, with hazmat precautions. Pure nic can be theoretically defined as: Nicotine 100%, 1000mg, 1000mg/ml, but is more likely to be found as 998mg, 997mg/ml or 990 mg (99%). We consider anything over 90% / 900mg to be 'pure nic'. No discussion of use or links to suppliers whatsoever are allowed [4].

There is a very real danger of hospitalization or worse with this material and ECF cannot support any publicity of its use or sources. There is no need to use it since far safer strengths are available for bulk mixing, such as 48mg (4.8% nicotine in PG or VG), 60mg (6%), and 100mg (10%). To protect our members and ourselves we do not allow discussion of or sources for anything over 200mg (20% nic)



And I am breaking the link to the site - sorry !

 

[Letitia]

Just used the link @JCinFLA link and the salts on the site are from NR. Believe you are correct, the three do seem to be one Co.

 

[Twins Win]

Yikes....and for safety - that is a topic that is not to be discussed here :

Forum Rules
Rule 35: Nicotine Strength
[3] It became obvious that some members joining in discussion of pure nicotine did not have any idea of the danger, or any knowledge of working with hazardous chemicals, or even any basic knowledge of measurements. Pure nic is as dangerous as cyanide - just opening a bottle in a room can result in all present being poisoned. It must be handled in a fume cupboard, with hazmat precautions. Pure nic can be theoretically defined as: Nicotine 100%, 1000mg, 1000mg/ml, but is more likely to be found as 998mg, 997mg/ml or 990 mg (99%). We consider anything over 90% / 900mg to be 'pure nic'. No discussion of use or links to suppliers whatsoever are allowed [4].

There is a very real danger of hospitalization or worse with this material and ECF cannot support any publicity of its use or sources. There is no need to use it since far safer strengths are available for bulk mixing, such as 48mg (4.8% nicotine in PG or VG), 60mg (6%), and 100mg (10%). To protect our members and ourselves we do not allow discussion of or sources for anything over 200mg (20% nic)



And I am breaking the link to the site - sorry !

Whoops, sorry bout that.

 

[JCinFLA]

the salts on the site are from NR.

In their DIY section it also shows some NR flavorings they sell, too.

 

[NatashaTMT]

Just used the link @JCinFLA link and the salts on the site are from NR. Believe you are correct, the three do seem to be one Co.

Not too strange but noticed Eliquid dot com has the same pricing as Bull City. However, Bull City uses original bottles when possible. Which I like for less confusion pulling flavors for mixing.

 

[Letitia]

In their DIY section it also shows some NR flavorings they sell, too.

In the salts description they name NR. Pricing is identical as well.

 

[Letitia]

Not too strange but noticed Eliquid dot com has the same pricing as Bull City. However, Bull City uses original bottles when possible. Which I like for less confusion pulling flavors for mixing.

You will find many sites are within a couple cents of each other for flavors. I'm moving my flavors into green glass bottles so labels don't bother me much. I've always relabeled the ones I don't recognize at a glance.

 

[NatashaTMT]

You will find many sites are within a couple cents of each other for flavors. I'm moving my flavors into green glass bottles so labels don't bother me much. I've always relabeled the ones I don't recognize at a glance.

In my limited experience with about 5 sites, I haven’t seen this yet. I see some similar but not ALL the same. Though, it makes sense.
Are you moving to glass for reduction of flavor loss? I’m still learning everything DIY.

 

[Twins Win]

Not too strange but noticed Eliquid dot com has the same pricing as Bull City. However, Bull City uses original bottles when possible. Which I like for less confusion pulling flavors for mixing.

You can save more on Inawera. The regular ones at Bullcity are $2.99 per 10ML. NicRiver has been always been $2.49. When you move up to the next size (1oz.), NR/EJ/EL is $2.00 cheaper. $5.49 vs $7.49. Just a freindly heads-up.

 

[Letitia]

Are you moving to glass for reduction of flavor loss?

More moving to colored glass. I simply don't have room in my fridge for all of my flavors. Only the larger bottles I pull from stay refrigerated. Also for the dropper caps, some of the caps the flavors can't be trusted to not pop off and the PET bottles are too hard for me to squeeze on bad days. Saves me from using so many pipettes.