Well, I just got my first ejuice order in from Mt baker vapor. I only tried the Hawk sauce and the moo juice so far, but I have to say I am really disappointed. The hawk sauce tasted like grape medicine and the moo juice has little flavor and is harsh and it makes my tongue numb.
I am not even sure if it is safe to keep vaping a juice that makes my tongue numb? I purchased from them because their company was reputable and at my price range. Now I am regretting that purchase.
Has anyone here had similar experience?
How long did you steep them? Caps on - caps off? You read the note on the invoice explaining that each order is mixed fresh and will need to be steeped right? It's been a few years since I bought anything besides tanks and coils from their retail site.
My DIY sits in my covered steep box for about a month. Right now the oldest I''m using (out of the 4 in use) is 4/27 and the freshest is 5/12.
How to Steep E-Juice: A Step-By-Step Guide - Mt Baker Vapor
Give them time and they'll get better. Or you might just not like them. YMMV
Hawk Sauce is the most popular flavor of a giant juice company.
I only have 8oz of HS flavoring left out of the quart I bought from MBV Wholesale. This time. I always have some made in my rotation.
Moo Juice will get much better with time. That's if you like it. You might not.
I saw a few people mention other economical juice companies. Try them too.
Everybody's flavor palette is different.
MBV simple flavors are the same as Flavor West. I've tried over a hundred between them (probably closer to 150) and keep about 15 in stock.
maybe 10 out of the hundred+ were unvapeable (to me) as stand alone - Jackfruit, Starfruit, Cranberry, Sweet Tart, Toasted Marshmallow...
Some are extraordinary - Butterscotch, Peanut Butter, Graham Cracker, Pralines & Cream, Hawk Sauce, Blue Moo, Banana Cream Pie
Most are somewhere in between or make good mixers