Hey all, I wanted to see what your opinions on this were. I haven't been here in quite a while, I know. But I recently had an experience I thought others should know about. I hadn't been to OKC Vapes in a while due to going to other stores nearer where I live. I liked their peppermint, that nobody else seemed to be able to get close. As most of you know, I've been vaping for quite a long time, longer than most. So I was a huge supporter of their store when they first opened. I wanted something different than what my closer stores could provide, so I got OKC Vapes Snow Day flavor. I use a 6 ml cartotank, that usually lasts me 2 - 2 1/2 days. After purchasing this liquid, I go through a full tank in just 1 day. Seems to me as if they've grown so quick, they're finding a way to minimize costs and maximize profits, and have started thinning their liquids. I've emailed them for confirmation, which I don't think I'll get of course. But I wanted to pass this on, in case others have had a similar experience, or avoid one.
OKC Vapes, grew up too fast too quick
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Stephanie personally replied back to me, so that is a positive. Seems that the mixture may be a bit unknown and untested, and may need to be revamped, so hopefully I can assist with that. Might be somebody mixed something up without really knowing the consequences, and made a great tasting vape, but not good for the long haul.
I go there occasionally, mostly just to buy hardware and not liquid. I guess I'm just a cheap skate especially since I've gotten into making my own juice. I understand that these B&M's have overhead to cover, but what they have for a markup on juice is ridiculous. A 30ml bottle there goes for around $14.00, I can make my own and the approximate cost is around $3.00! Plus I can tailor my juice to my liking.
Of course it takes a little trial and error to find the right blend, but it's worth it in the long run.
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Of course it takes a little trial and error to find the right blend, but it's worth it in the long run.
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Definately not my favorite shop. I really wish our local shops would start carrying DIY supplies like The ones online do. I don't buy any juice unless its for replication purposes or it extremely good which is very rare.
I get the Mr E-juice branded stuff and its pretty tasty. But mostly I buy juices online. But there tank, battery and hardware prices are the best I have seen in the metro. Their Protanks and iclears are as cheap as online and no wait. Really friendly staff too.
I'm very new, just a couple of weeks in. I knew next to nothing about vaping, but had read quite a bit here on the forum in the newcomers threads.
I went to their shop and I was very impressed with the friendliness and patience of the people who helped me. They answered all of my many questions, and I did not feel pressured to buy, which I appreciated, since I didn't really know what I was doing.
I did leave with an ego starter kit and 3 bottles of juice. I know it was a little higher price than I could buy online, but it was still cheaper than a couple of cartons of cigarettes. They took time to show me how to use everything also.
I haven't been to any other vape shops to compare, but I would give them an A+ for service.
I went to their shop and I was very impressed with the friendliness and patience of the people who helped me. They answered all of my many questions, and I did not feel pressured to buy, which I appreciated, since I didn't really know what I was doing.
I did leave with an ego starter kit and 3 bottles of juice. I know it was a little higher price than I could buy online, but it was still cheaper than a couple of cartons of cigarettes. They took time to show me how to use everything also.
I haven't been to any other vape shops to compare, but I would give them an A+ for service.
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