Need a new brand of eJuice (in Canada)

[OCDP]

Hello,

Apologies in advance if I am not allowed to post vendor names, please delete the thread if so. I am wondering if anyone has tried ejuice from a company called Juicy?

Since I have began vaping with my eGo C I have soley been using Juicy Clear. While I don't find them to be bad I don't find them that great. I find all their liquids taste like syrup, some are really sweet and sugary tasting. Again I don't really find them bad, I just find that sometimes they taste a little too syrupy and it makes it hard to constantly vape (which I like doing haha) I vape only fruit flavors, I don't have any tobacco flavored juices.

So I was browsing around for CANADIAN eJuice suppliers and came across Juicy. They have tons of flavors and seem fairly reputable. I am really new to this whole game and being in Canada makes things slightly more challenging. I am really interested in giving these guys a try, just wanted to see if anyone has any experience with their juice?

Also I am using an eGo C with eGo Vision Ce4 clearomizer. Planning on upgrading to en eGo Twist ASAP.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions

 

[farmer_bric]

Never heard of them. Since you're out west, try Juggies

 

[fourtytwo]

+1 for Juggies

 

[Battlelance]

The OP said they find the JC juice too sweet. That rules out about 80% of juggies juice as most of it is very sweet (very yummy, but sweet).

Anyway, http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...w-nic-supplier-list-via-pm-only-part-2-a.html

 

[chagrin]

Perhaps you should try some flavours other than fruits. Personally I find all fruit flavours to be too sugary for me to vape all the time, I believe heating the sweeteners has a caramelizing effect at times too. I much prefer mild tobaccos with a sweet flavour added to them. Unless you're really set on only fruits, I would suggest experimenting with sample sizes.

That being said, I have not tried Juicy Clear and I can't place Juicy - is there more to that name ?

I'd agree with Battlelance's suggestion of getting the list and then you can search on the ECF and youtube to get a general idea about the company and flavours - keeping in mind you can't trust anyone else's taste buds.

 

[fourtytwo]

Good points. I agree about the fruit flavours.
I like some of the tobacco ones. My favourite is RY4 mixed with some JokeSmoke2 from Juggies. It is sweet but not overpoweringly sweet.

 

[Mindfield]

Juggy's is good. Maple Leaf Vapes, too, and Vaporus makes some pretty decent flavours as well. Most recently I've really been digging Stinky Canuck's juices. Haven't hit a bad one yet. Small selection right now but it's growing. And they carry Pink Spot too so you can try that if you like as well. I haven't tried them yet, I have one of their juices to review, but haven't been able to yet because of this damn cold. Can't taste a thing. Grr...

 

[cdnreturner]

<<Perhaps you should try some flavours other than fruits. Personally I find all fruit flavours to be too sugary for me to vape all the time, I believe heating the sweeteners has a caramelizing effect at times too. I much prefer mild tobaccos with a sweet flavour added to them. Unless you're really set on only fruits, I would suggest experimenting with sample sizes.>>

I agree with chagrin, I can't take the fruity flavours alone but a few drops in my tobacco juice is rather "yummy".

 

[RollandOfGilead]

Juggies Juicy H20 Melonz is very good not too sweet at all. My ADV thus far.

 

[Battlelance]

I'll throw in a vote for Vaporus (really liked the vanilla and the cranberry delight) and Flavour Crafters as well. I'm currently taking a liking to FC's mild tobacco and export tobacco mixed with jokesmoke 2.0.

Though for some reason I keep going back to dekang apple. Its one of the only non-sweet apple flavours that actually has any flavour.

 

[Cobber]

Got to to my hat to Juggys and CanadaEJuice. Canada E Juice for fruits and Juggy for everything else

 

[Oriana871]

Flavourcrafters, esp. MacMaurier.

 

[Flinx]

Another vote for Juggie's, love the KaramelApple and ChocolateMint. Flavor Crafters Chocolatemint and Almond Ameretto are both good too.
Still on the hunt for a ADV......

 

[Prometheus72]

does anyone know...the Canada E-Juice is the "strength" refer to how much nicotine in the juice? or the strength of the flavour? Any help please???

 

[Cobber]

does anyone know...the Canada E-Juice is the "strength" refer to how much nicotine in the juice? or the strength of the flavour? Any help please???

Yes it does

 

[chagrin]

I didn't really like anything from canadaejuice but I could be crazy. Kylan, the prices and service were great though.

I'm liking my large jugheads selection so far, but he's definitely added something to increase the throat hit, it's starting to seem like (black?) pepper to me.

I guess the best thing is to find a few vendors that have a good reputation and start ordering samples.

 

[Prometheus72]

I ordered 12 bottles from CanadaEJuice.com tonight. Great deal, and now I can try out a bunch of different flavours to find what I like best.

I have some "Turkish Tobacco" here now and I like it much better than the Phillip Morris or Du Maurier that I also have.

 

[therealcmac]

I just tried the "Nibble on my Neck" from Stinky Canuck tonight, hands down the best cherry flavor i have ever had, tastes very close to cherry nibs. Review to come

 

[Mindfield]

I just tried the "Nibble on my Neck" from Stinky Canuck tonight, hands down the best cherry flavor i have ever had, tastes very close to cherry nibs. Review to come

I gotta try that one too. After seeing DigiBomb's review it sounds really good. I still have a couple other Stinky juices to review, but still have this damn cold. Grrr...

 

[KillFace]

If you're looking for less sweet juices, try Backwoods Brew. Especially Casablanca, Honey Flue Nut, and RY4. They have this really nice sour/bitter tinge to them that is a nice counterpoint to sweeter vapes. I think it's some kind of green apple extract.

Yes, they're American, but don't be daunted by that. I've ordered from them 4 times now with 0 problems.