2/1 #1
Makes perfect sense. That's the biggest reason I haven't ordered juices online. I recently got laid off, so we don't have a lot of money to play around with. I like going to a shop and being able to sample before I buy.
Makes perfect sense. That's the biggest reason I haven't ordered juices online. I recently got laid off, so we don't have a lot of money to play around with. I like going to a shop and being able to sample before I buy.

1/31 #5
Most assuredly. For a given coil resistance, a certain wattage will create a certain temperature, although in a non-TC mod, that varies slightly with voltage pulses, etc. But, as you and a few others implied, most people have different hardware they are using. Even if (HUGE IF) everyone were to use the same tank, many would use different coils. I have 2.5, 1.8, 1.5 and 0.5 that all fit in the same tank. Each will produce different temperatures and, therefore, different tastes for any given juice. And, as someone else suggested, Capella's strawberry flavor is different than The Flavor Apprentice, etc., so depending on who the juice maker gets his flavors from, the same wattage in the same tank with the same coil can produce different flavors. But, as a hasty generalization, it is still fair to say "this one is good at low watts (low temp) and not at high watts" without being overly specific. There must be a thousand flavors out there from several hundred vendors and I'd like to taste them all, but I would be a lot more comfortable if I had even an inkling that this would taste good in my preferred vaping range. Did that make sense, or am I blathering?
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