wrong thead i think friendThey don't live in a gated community and he went and got another job.
i like the above post by pop brett
wrong thead i think friendThey don't live in a gated community and he went and got another job.
NoPainting a mental picture here ...
Someone sitting in a pub, wearing flip-flops, grungy jeans and an old sports jersey, drinking cheap drafts...
all while wondering why the Finest Female in the place will - not - even - look - his -way !
Live Cheap. Be Cheap.
And if there were such a person, would you really expect them to comprehend the principles of Supply and Demand ?
Might could be .. however I tend to think you are totally missing and not factoring in their TIME + EFFORT in creating their recipes. These are not the same as a grab n go recipe off ELR, here or elsewhere.for me to make a 100ml of juice would cost lets say $3 a most this is just at home
a company will buy ingredients in bulk taking that number down by a huge amount
mark up ==their cost verses cost to make and out goings ...basically Profit margin charging that price is taking the pee
can't post here any more sorry Admin says no
I see folks on here talking about heather's heavenly vapes. I went to their website and an now a bit intrigued. Anybody care to chime in on what makes these juices worth 31 bucks for a 100ml?
I did too but I see no sign of Coyote.Now, back on topic please - altho I think Coyote628 ran for the hills...
Might could be .. however I tend to think you are totally missing and not factoring in their TIME + EFFORT in creating their recipes. These are not the same as a grab n go recipe off ELR, here or elsewhere.
As someone who does DIY you should already know that to develop a recipe from scratch requires much time and effort. So there is that...
Naturally if you go and pull recipes from ELR, here or elsewhere you really wouldn't know how long it takes to develop quality juice. It is not done in a day, a week, month etc...I can tell you it did not take Matt from Charlie Noble a day to make any of his recipes. So there is that...
Cheers![]()
Look at just about any business and materials make up only a pittance of the total cost.Let's not forget Licensing, Lease, Insurance, Staff, Equipment, Services (water, sewer, electricity, etc.) Taxes (Employers pay more), Materials, etc.....
I think for custom blended liquids they are on the cheap side. Either way, good luck!!Coyote still here. I do DIY myself and im pretty good at it too. Sometimes i just want something different. If i like something, ill either make it or buy it. I just noticed HHV prices are a tad bit on the high side but if the juice is quality, ill splurge. I wanted feedback and got it. Thanks all.
Best wishes on your adventure, Coyote.
I have not been an HHV customer as of yet, but from my many years of knowledge of them, I'd say they are an exceptional e-liquid maker and a fantastic vendor. I also don't see them as being terribly expensive as compared to other high-end e-liquid producers. (Think 5Pawns)
I'd think that free-market really does tell the whole story. They have some fabulous products and their loyal and long term customer base tells the story better than any post could tell.![]()
As usual, Kat steps in and makes some sense of it all....
(don't tell DP I said so)
Let's not forget Licensing, Lease, Insurance, Staff, Equipment, Services (water, sewer, electricity, etc.) Taxes (Employers pay more), Materials, etc.....