high end juice??

[Way2Gone]

Ok, well I have always wondered, what is classified as a higher end juice? I hear people say things like; "This is some really quality type of juice"? It concerns me as all the juices use the same components basically except flavorings and a couple other things I guess. But I mean like, theres PG, VG, flavoring...nicotine.... So I mean what is making a juice gain a high end reputation? Is this a personal preference rather?

Thanks for any help.

By the way, if you don't mind, shoot me some links to some high end sellers that are top dogs in the juice industry. Literally the best juice as would be said by anyone in town type of juice.. :]

Thanks

 

[lasttango]

This is really a subjective question... for me:
1. better quality nic and base - some people use better - cleaner - nicotine and pg/vg
2. unique flavors on the menu.
3. either unique/home brewed flavorings or really good mixing...
4. Really good mixing!
5. safe to vape

In the end - it helps to know what you like/don't like

here are a few of my favs...
HaloCigs | Premium E-Cigarettes and E-liquid
Backwoods Brew
http://www.nicoticket.com/eliquid/
Juice – Elevated Vaping
Custom E-Liquid - Apocalypse Juice

added: ahlusion... tastyvapor want2vape inevape, aiv, ... lots of great juice out there

 

[JordanL]

I think Ahlusion also belongs in the high-end discussion. They make their own flavor extracts.

 

[drews0306]

That's like saying all cakes are the same because everyone uses the same ingredients. Common man

 

[Rin13]

Well, many vendors do just use flavorings that any of us have access to. However, DIY is not as easy as it seems. Finding the right percentages and combinations is a P.I.T.A.... And other venders do make their own extractions, which the OP is probably not aware of. I think making your own extractions for DIY is the best route because people are less likely to be able to clone your juice that way. Personally, if I'm shelling out money for premade juice, I want it to be unique. Not something I can mix myself. (which is what I think was the point of this thread)

That's like saying all cakes are the same because everyone uses the same ingredients. Common man

 

[John Alexander]

I don't know if they're considered "high end" but I only vape Boba's and occasionaly Pluid, both of which aren't cheap. The rest just do it for me.

 

[Way2Gone]

Well, many vendors do just use flavorings that any of us have access to. However, DIY is not as easy as it seems. Finding the right percentages and combinations is a P.I.T.A.... And other venders do make their own extractions, which the OP is probably not aware of. I think making your own extractions for DIY is the best route because people are less likely to be able to clone your juice that way. Personally, if I'm shelling out money for premade juice, I want it to be unique. Not something I can mix myself. (which is what I think was the point of this thread)

As far as P.I.T.A what does that mean? Also what does make their own extractions mean?

Thanks for the help!

 

[Caffeine7]

P.i.t.a. Pain in the a....backside

 

[Vagabondnurse]

As far as P.I.T.A what does that mean? Also what does make their own extractions mean?

Thanks for the help!

P.I.T.A. someone already answered.

Make their own extractions: Many ejuice vendors create their products with commercially available flavor extracts that anyone can buy. That means if you choose to "do it yourself" you can order the exact same flavors from Lorann or Flavor West and create it yourself.

Making your own extractions means that not only does the ejuice company create the liquid but they create their own flavor extracts as well. Basically like making your own vanilla flavor extract instead of going down to the grocery and buying some random mediocre vanilla extract off the shelf. By creating their own flavor extracts an ejuice maker can better control what goes into making the flavor and tailor it to their own needs.

Say you buy an apple flavored eliquid from vendor "A" and don't like it. You then go to vendor "B" and try their apple eliquid and don't like it either. Same thing with vendor "C." The common thread between them may be that they all use an apple extract from the same company possibly causing you to think all apple ejuices are bad.

When I think of vendors that create their own flavorings the first company that comes to mind is Ahlusion. Ahlusion makes around 80% of all their flavorings in house which means their cherry flavors aren't medicinal because they create it from local Michigan cherries. Making their own flavor extracts also means the company has put a bit more time and effort into creating a quality product for their customers.

Hope that helps.

edit: Making their own extracts also most likely means the vendor is making them from the actual substance (fruit, berries, tobaccos, etc.) instead of a big company just mixing up chemicals that simulate the taste of a particular flavor.

 

[Rin13]

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P.I.T.A. someone already answered.

Make their own extractions: Many ejuice vendors create their products with commercially available flavor extracts that anyone can buy. That means if you choose to "do it yourself" you can order the exact same flavors from Lorann or Flavor West and create it yourself.

Making your own extractions means that not only does the ejuice company create the liquid but they create their own flavor extracts as well. Basically like making your own vanilla flavor extract instead of going down to the grocery and buying some random mediocre vanilla extract off the shelf. By creating their own flavor extracts an ejuice maker can better control what goes into making the flavor and tailor it to their own needs.

Say you buy an apple flavored eliquid from vendor "A" and don't like it. You then go to vendor "B" and try their apple eliquid and don't like it either. Same thing with vendor "C." The common thread between them may be that they all use an apple extract from the same company possibly causing you to think all apple ejuices are bad.

When I think of vendors that create their own flavorings the first company that comes to mind is Ahlusion. Ahlusion makes around 80% of all their flavorings in house which means their cherry flavors aren't medicinal because they create it from local Michigan cherries. Making their own flavor extracts also means the company has put a bit more time and effort into creating a quality product for their customers.

Hope that helps.

edit: Making their own extracts also most likely means the vendor is making them from the actual substance (fruit, berries, tobaccos, etc.) instead of a big company just mixing up chemicals that simulate the taste of a particular flavor.

 

[Way2Gone]

Thanks for the info!

 

[AnnieP65]

Once you taste Ahlusions juices-you will immediately know the difference between juice and 'high end' gourmet juice. I didn't believe it myself. When I first tasted their Caramel Wild Wood I thought-'Omg! What the heck have I been vaping all this time!!??' Simply amazing!

P.I.T.A. someone already answered.

Make their own extractions: Many ejuice vendors create their products with commercially available flavor extracts that anyone can buy. That means if you choose to "do it yourself" you can order the exact same flavors from Lorann or Flavor West and create it yourself.

Making your own extractions means that not only does the ejuice company create the liquid but they create their own flavor extracts as well. Basically like making your own vanilla flavor extract instead of going down to the grocery and buying some random mediocre vanilla extract off the shelf. By creating their own flavor extracts an ejuice maker can better control what goes into making the flavor and tailor it to their own needs.

Say you buy an apple flavored eliquid from vendor "A" and don't like it. You then go to vendor "B" and try their apple eliquid and don't like it either. Same thing with vendor "C." The common thread between them may be that they all use an apple extract from the same company possibly causing you to think all apple ejuices are bad.

When I think of vendors that create their own flavorings the first company that comes to mind is Ahlusion. Ahlusion makes around 80% of all their flavorings in house which means their cherry flavors aren't medicinal because they create it from local Michigan cherries. Making their own flavor extracts also means the company has put a bit more time and effort into creating a quality product for their customers.

Hope that helps.

edit: Making their own extracts also most likely means the vendor is making them from the actual substance (fruit, berries, tobaccos, etc.) instead of a big company just mixing up chemicals that simulate the taste of a particular flavor.