help with juice

[Tarnacc]

Howdy all,

Thanks for maintaining the community and promoting this fantastic world of vaping. I am sorry if this is posted in the wrong place but it made sense to me. I recently purchased my first e-cig, an eGo. I quickly learned I did not like standard cartriges and bought a tank/atomizer for it. I plan to try out some cartomizers and from what I have been reading it sounds like that will be the thing for me.

I need some help sorting out new juice purchases. I want to start looking for those juices that work for me and the task is daunting. There are sooo many supliers and it seems that the menu for each of these vendors is constantly changing. I have been going over reviews but there are a zillion of them and I have found that when visiting a vendor with a good recommendation they often don't have the flavors I am looking for. This one will have pineapple but no waffle. That one will have a highly recommended coffee but no peach. Perhaps this is just the nature of the game?

I feel like I can search for and find a good vendor but the flavors I find attractive are hit or miss. If I search for flavors I feel like I don't know anything about the vendor and I am the kind of shopper who likes to have a recommendation.

Oh ECF veterans I beseech you! Is there a vendor guide for this? I have been searching but so far unsuccessfully.

 

[Kurt]

Not really, as juices and vendors change. I suggest reading some more, finding a company that people seem to like, and just getting some to try. Don't get too much, but get a sampling. Some vendors specialize in VG juices, some in tobacco juices, some in hardware, and just have some juices to complete their site. Check the suppliers forum for sales. You can see direct comments from customers there. Also, get a range of nic levels, if you are not sure of what you like (and don't assume that level is what you will always like. I range from 4 to 36 mg depending on the situation.)

Do not buy up 6 months worth of juices. the flavors often just will not last that long. Buy enough to last a month or so, then get fresh when you are starting to run low. Easy to over buy. Also don't assume that a great first few hits mean you will like it all the time. Get lots of samples, and the ones you actually use up are the ones to buy more of.