I just bought a smok Nano One. I have a few flavors that I have tried. Some taste better than others but I'm interested in which brand juices you like and what flavors.
Welcome and glad you joined.I just bought a Smok Nano One. I have a few flavors that I have tried. Some taste better than others but I'm interested in which brand juices you like and what flavors.
I do have a sweet tooth so I'm more apt to try candy or deserts. Thanks for your help.wish I could suggest some American flavours, but I know of none... but for the others.. are you into candy? tobacco? deserts? fruits?
Hi Dee and welcome.
You might find it more useful to go onto juice supplier sites and try their $2 samples to get to know what you like. Of course if your local vape shop will allow you to try various brands this is also a great way to sample juices. I've found that there is a degree of correlation between price and juice quality but that dosen't mean that you won't find juice you like for less money. I'd try Mount Baker's Vapor or Vape Wild for lower priced juice. A middling but good quality juice can be had from Vaper Vapes and/or Sweet Vapes, and for me who likes max VG juices Velvet Cloud Vapors fills the high end. Everyone will have their favorites and you just gotta start trying them to find yours.
I've also found that many of the samples I try I won't like to start with but leave them for a month or two steeping and it can make all the difference, especially with the lower priced juices.
I'm not sure how to take this. There might be high standards in regulated industries but I can assure you both some US and UK companies have had no qualms putting unpleasant ingredients in their liquids. Until some point in the future, buying domestic is no guarantee.The reason why I'm looking for an American company is because we have stricter regulations regarding foods and additives. I am a chemist who works for a pharmaceutical company. Flavors and additives need to be pharmaceutical grade or food grade. Other countries do not have these requirements. I'm also the person in the grocery store reading food labels to see the country of origin and what additives are included.
I don't eat much meat. Just an occasional hamburger at a bbq. Mostly free range chicken that I know don't use hormones, antibiotics and organically grown. Basically a vegetarian. Even eating them has become a problem because many are from GE farms. I don't want to eat GMO. They are modified by introducing a virus and there have been no studies to see if there are long term effects on humans. In our country GMOs are not regulated by a government agency but that's for a different forum.btw.. you might want to buy Canadian meats... we don't use antibiotics or hormones in ours...
I am fully aware about diacetyl in juices. But I have only found 2 vendors in the US that doesn't use them. But I'm new to vaping. Only 5 weeks. I was looking for American made juices because I want to help the economy in my country. I found a good one in Georgia. No additives and a small business. My post was not meant to insult anyone. I'm sorry if anyone was slighted by my question. I should have been clearer in my post.I'm not sure how to take this. There might be high standards in regulated industries but I can assure you both some US and UK companies have had no qualms putting unpleasant ingredients in their liquids. Until some point in the future, buying domestic is no guarantee.
One of the most fabled US e-liquid companies had no qualms loading their liquids with diacetyl. In the UK we had the same. Rather than kill that business it went up in value. All rather sad and indicative of the jungle mentality of many companies.