how to easily tell if a vendor makes good ejuice (general rule)

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Drozd

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Knowing that taste is subjective and influenced in many ways, I use the same mod and atomizer to get an initial, then I test, etc. In the end I have a spreadsheet that covers flavors. I am currently just doing fruits and with that in mind, I found 5 different plain apples and I will order each for comparison.

I know it might sound silly, but finding a good blueberry or cherry vape is what my hobby is all about. I imagine I will be doing this for years, so why not.

I WILL find my happiness!

Have you looked at vaporbomb? Their pg/VG ratios are selectable....and their green apple and black cherry flavors are excellent IMO
 

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especially where there are many reasons for dif pg/vg settings
if you have sensitivity or based on the type of device you use
when I used mainly clero's It would work better with more pg now that I drip many times I prefer more vg
you always have options. if you are sensitive to PG, then you can just order from a vendor that only does 100% vg.....like ave or velvet cloud.

what are you saying If I needed VG I should only use a limited number of choices

I shouldn't have the ability to order the juice I want at the preference I want


Im not saying vendors that don't offer adjustable setting need to
just that comment is kind of IDK like here some crumbs that fell off the table like
 

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It like saying that as a 'general rule' vendors that offer limited nic mg levels, make a better juice than those who offer the full spectrum. Flawed logic/faulty information here.

Same goes for vendors who offer only a few flavors as opposed to a vendor who offers more. Soooo...say you have a vendor who has been mixing for 10 years. Naturally, he/she will have more flavors than the guy/gal who began mixing in 2012. But by some ppl's logic--the guy who offers more doesn't sell as good a juice as the guy/gal who has say(because ppl assume it's 'quantity' not quality) 6 flavors. Nevermind that the guy with 6 just started out-now we're assuming he/she is a better juice maker due to the limited flavor offered. Duh.

EDIT: Clarification
 
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