Natures Flavors organics.. Anyone tried?

[videoequus]

Has anyone tried the Natures Flavors Organics? I love the Vaperite Coffee,but with the amount I use and no option to buy a bigger bottle,Ive been looking for a way to make my own a little more reasonable.

Take Your Diet to the Next Level with Organic and Natural Flavored Syrups and Toppings!

 

[markfm]

Stay within their coffee and tea flavoring system.

So far I have been quite happy with their banana, strawberry, caramel, cappuccino, and vanilla. Hazelnut is a bit weak, but workable. Banana foster ok. Just testing blackberry 3-fold and brandy.

 

[mano932]

Velvet vapors also offers vegan,kosher,natural,organic and gluten free juices.

 

[videoequus]

Which line of theirs have you been getting? I assumed the high heat one?
Have either of you tried the Vaperite juices? Can you compare the flavor at all with theirs? It might even be the french vanilla with the coffee that I like so much,as the coffee with french vanilla I like much more then the kona cream... Since 4 oz of NF is only a few bucks more then 1, I figured may as well get the 4 oz..but hoping its workable.

 

[dspin]

If you buy from NF make sure you get the extracts not the concentrates

Which line of theirs have you been getting? I assumed the high heat one?
Have either of you tried the Vaperite juices? Can you compare the flavor at all with theirs? It might even be the french vanilla with the coffee that I like so much,as the coffee with french vanilla I like much more then the kona cream... Since 4 oz of NF is only a few bucks more then 1, I figured may as well get the 4 oz..but hoping its workable.

 

[videoequus]

I talked to someone that has used them,and was able to buy some samples from him.What he said is make sure to use the coffee and tea flavoring systems. I called NF again and got someone that said others that buy from them for vaping that is what they use. Unfortunately the guy I found that could selll me some samples didnt have the coffee or french vanilla. What I can say is the ones I did get are very clean and real tasting without any hint of perfume or chemical taste..

 

[dspin]

So has anybody here on this thread bought any and used them.

 

[jed]

So has anybody here on this thread bought any and used them.

was interested also in Newport Flavours & Fragrances the sister company that apparently just opened up....not much response either...as for Newports extracts they are alcohol based with no VG.. Nature's Flavor looks like the coffee and tea flavoring system has a base of Organic Ethyl Alcohol and VG.....not much of a selection though

if Newport's extracts are safe and concentrated enough and cut with some VG there would basically be over a 250 flavor selection to choose from

 

[dspin]

Hey Jed, thanks for the info on Newport site

was interested also in Newport Flavours & Fragrances the sister company that apparently just opened up....not much response either...as for Newports extracts they are alcohol based with no VG.. Nature's Flavor looks like the coffee and tea flavoring system has a base of Organic Ethyl Alcohol and VG.....not much of a selection though

if Newport's extracts are safe and concentrated enough and cut with some VG there would basically be over a 250 flavor selection to choose from

 

[videoequus]

Ive used these now,and Ive been having a really hard time with them. I am using the ones for coffee and tea systems,which is the one your supposed to use. The problem is the resulting juice is SUPER thin,due I assume to the alcohol content? I am making it 50/50 pg vg due to the fact that I have 50mg pg nic.

 

[Goldenkobold]

super thin flavoring isn't a huge deal if your using vg as your base, it can actually be a plus.

 

[markfm]

I've used their black cherry, vanilla, banana, strawberry, blackberry, caramel, cappuccino, brandy, been happy with them. Generally run about 8 - 10% of a given flavor in a given mix. I've primarily been doing VG mixing, using 5% alcohol (my nic base is straight VG, not PGA thinned).

(Their hazelnut is a bit weak to me, I prefer faeries finest if you want a PG-free one, though it is still weak compared to, say, a cappela.)

In PG I've only worked with the vanilla and black cherry, at 8 - 10% with Seedman Commercial tobacco (PG-based) at 12%. For those mixes I still have my VG nic, skip the alcohol and am using straight PG as the filler, so I am nominally running them at about 70% PG (between the Seedman and the PG filler).

I haven't had thickness issues, though as a carto person I probably notice it less; the juices seem to be about like other mainly PG ones to me.