New to Dallas area & AEMSA

[Nslos]

Hi my name is Noah and I recently moved to the Dallas area. For most of my vape life I have ordered juices through online distributors, mostly heathersheavenlyvapes.com and smokecignals.com, and had good experiences overall. I've been tryin to find a local store in the Dallas/Mckinney area but haven't found that perfect store. I was going to the vaper bar in mckinney for a while but their flavors weren't anything to write home about. So my first question is if anybody knows any good quality juice shops in the Dallas area.
The other part of this post is about my experience with an AEMSA certified retailer. I was ordering juices online and after a while I would wake up with this chest clogging feeling but it would go away during the day. I had an emergency battery situation so I went to the vaper bar, AEMSA certified, to get a battery and picked up a couple juices. After about a week I noticed the chest connection had disappeared completely. I'm not sure if the shop, smokecignals.com, uses something in there juices I was having a reaction to that was causing it or somehow unrelated. But I was just wondering if anyone had any similar experiences or if anyone thinks this whole AEMSA is a crock to attract more customers. Any Telly's would be great and sorry for the long post. It's my first post as a member. I end up on this forum so much I just decided to sign up finally.

 

[rse1]

Hi and welcome to the forum.

Have you been to https://vapeloungellc.com/. According to their web site:Awarded “Best E-Cig Store in Dallas” for 2013 by the Dallas Observer, and “Best Vape Store in Dallas” for 2014 Readers choice award,

I am very careful choosing my liquid manufacturers and usually try to find local first. I really enjoy talking to the owners and finding out how they manufacture the liquid:
- whether they use their garage or have set up a clean lab (do they test the final product for contaminates);
- do they mix their own nicotine and verify nic levels in their final product;
- use organic or USP liquids (PG/VG);
- whether they avoid alcohol and diacetyl based flavorings - do they use essential oils, artificial flavorings, do their own extractions;
- what they use as sweeteners (EM/sucralose/etc) ;
- whether they offer volume discounts, et cetera.