Geoff..why dont you premix some of your more sellable products?

[redroush00]

I really dont want to let tobacco steep on my shelf. If you know others will order these items why not stock some premixed? maybe charge a little extra for that request?

 

[guava]

I would imagine that Geoff doesn't want to do this because TV prides itself on providing freshly mixed juices, but there are also other factors. We as customers have different levels of nicotine preferences, PG/VG, and other special requests that Geoff already accommodates.

I'm just a TV customer, but I think these are some of the reasons.

Happy vaping, and in the case of TV, good things come to those who wait.

 

[SaturnineDenial]

I would imagine that Geoff doesn't want to do this because TV prides itself on providing freshly mixed juices, but there are also other factors. We as customers have different levels of nicotine preferences, PG/VG, and other special requests that Geoff already accommodates.

I'm just a TV customer, but I think these are some of the reasons.

Happy vaping, and in the case of TV, good things come to those who wait.

I would also add that they probably do not want to store a bunch of premixed e-juices. They probably do not have the room to keep them. Not to mention the fact that the amount of variety available would cause them to have to reprogram the website to show which pre-mixed flavors they have in stock and what pg/vg ratio. It actually causes me a headache to think about pre-mixed TV. They would have to change everything about their company to offer pre-mixed products. The only loophole around that would be to offer premixes in specific combinations. Such as sweetened, 80%/20% 24mg? That would cause customers to want their e-liquid with the vg/pg ratio, nicotine content, and sweetness to their specifications pre-steeped. I just don't see this working for a company that prides themselves on doing more than just sticking one flavor in a bottle. Every flavor from Tasty Vapor is hand crafted and follows a specific recipe and caters to the needs of the customer. Taking away those attributes would make the company something other than Tasty Vapor.

I think the best consumer advice I can give for someone ordering from a vendor such as Tasty Vapor is to order the e-liquid about two weeks before you will actually need it. Once you get into the habit of placing the orders ahead of time, the steeping wait will be nonexistent.

 

[Mr. Tasty Vapor]

I really dont want to let Tobacco steep on my shelf. If you know others will order these items why not stock some premixed? maybe charge a little extra for that request?

I believe I've just been asked to make a compromise in the very thing that made us what we are. Can't do that. Sorry mate.