Origin Vape Giveaway Part 2!! OMG Flavors and Custom Starter Kit Giveaway!!!

[CountBoredom]

Q: If you've heard fantastic things about a juice vendor's flavors from people you trust (as opposed to reading random reviews) but have never personally tried any of the flavors, will you buy a larger quantity of that vendor's juice if it goes on sale or do you stick to your guns and just order a small size?

To answer my own question: I actually do occasionally buy a larger bottle, usually due to a sale price or a short-run of a highly-esteemed flavor that fits my profile. BUT... I really have to hear good things from others (usually on ECF) that I trust.

Again:
Q: If you've heard fantastic things about a juice vendor's flavors from people you trust (as opposed to reading random reviews) but have never personally tried any of the flavors, will you buy a larger quantity of that vendor's juice if it goes on sale or do you stick to your guns and just order a small size?

And a new question:
Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?

 

[RedGremlin]

greetings all

Congrats Dykealiscious!

Q: If you've heard fantastic things about a juice vendor's flavors from people you trust (as opposed to reading random reviews) but have never personally tried any of the flavors, will you buy a larger quantity of that vendor's juice if it goes on sale or do you stick to your guns and just order a small size?

A: i only order small sizes as i still have smokers tongue and can only taste menthol right now. even if the flavour is highly recommended and sounds tempting, taste is subjective after all, none of us will perceive things exactly the same and we all have different preferences

 

[TamiP]

Q: If you've heard fantastic things about a juice vendor's flavors from people you trust (as opposed to reading random reviews) but have never personally tried any of the flavors, will you buy a larger quantity of that vendor's juice if it goes on sale or do you stick to your guns and just order a small size?

A good review of any level from someone that I trust would not get me to buy a bigger size, BUT it would get me interested to try it at all. Trying new vendors can be a little daunting, so seeing a good sale after reading a good review is a very tempting way to get me to try a new place out.

 

[JoanJ]

To answer my own question: I actually do occasionally buy a larger bottle, usually due to a sale price or a short-run of a highly-esteemed flavor that fits my profile. BUT... I really have to hear good things from others (usually on ECF) that I trust.

Again:
Q: If you've heard fantastic things about a juice vendor's flavors from people you trust (as opposed to reading random reviews) but have never personally tried any of the flavors, will you buy a larger quantity of that vendor's juice if it goes on sale or do you stick to your guns and just order a small size?

And a new question:
Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?

I go with the smallest size unless I have ordered from that vendor before or the cost of the larger size is at least half the per ml cost of the smaller size. It also has to fit my flavor profile. I am not cheap... just frugal

NO, I prefer the plastic bottles with the needle dripper on them, less chance of me spilling than using a dropper. If the juice is one I feel needs to be stored in glass, I will transfer it to an empty glass bottle until time to use it. Then will transfer what I am going to use to a small plastic bottle as needed.


Again:
Q: If you've heard fantastic things about a juice vendor's flavors from people you trust (as opposed to reading random reviews) but have never personally tried any of the flavors, will you buy a larger quantity of that vendor's juice if it goes on sale or do you stick to your guns and just order a small size?

And a new question:
Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?

 

[Carolina Vapoor]

Q: If you've heard fantastic things about a juice vendor's flavors from people you trust (as opposed to reading random reviews) but have never personally tried any of the flavors, will you buy a larger quantity of that vendor's juice if it goes on sale or do you stick to your guns and just order a small size?

I always order the smaller bottles regardless of what I have heard from others. You can give the exact same juice to 10 people and it will taste different to each of them. There are so many factors that affect the taste of a juice from taste buds, delivery device, down to wicking material.


Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?

To date I have not.

Same questions:
Q: If you've heard fantastic things about a juice vendor's flavors from people you trust (as opposed to reading random reviews) but have never personally tried any of the flavors, will you buy a larger quantity of that vendor's juice if it goes on sale or do you stick to your guns and just order a small size?

Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?

 

[sjtown]

Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?

Every other time
I eventually want all glass for my DIY , but don't want to pony out all at once



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[bellastarr]

7/16
2. Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?
No, I'm cheap like that though...lol. I'm also clumsy as heck and I'd drop and break a glass bottle. Plastic bounces, glass breaks.


Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?

 

[liblue1]

I see I am late but CONGRATS dykealisicious......
You are going to love you juice.(I know I did)...
AND A BIG THANK YOU vaporator/OriginVape..........

 

[TamiP]

Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?
No, I'm cheap like that TOO though...BUT, I do appreciate a vendor that makes their juices IN GLASS bottles because I like that much better than plastic, and will tend to buy more from those that just make it that way, no option, no upgrade.

 

[Reddhott]

both, but love my evods, egos and such much more

do you prefer built in batteries or adding batteries?

 

[TamiP]

do you prefer built in batteries or adding batteries?

I love my egos/ego types, but am just now getting into the idea of rebuilding and stepping up to mods.

 

[WifeyCO]

Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?
No, I also like the plastic needle cap bottles, they make it alot easier to fill the tanks.

Q: Do you prefer built in batteries or adding batteries?
Both, but if I had to make a choice, I would say built in.

Try them again-
Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?
Q: Do you prefer built in batteries or adding batteries?

 

[sashim80]

7/16 entry #1

When given a choice at check out do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?

No I never have. They are pretty n all but I don't like the little dripper syringe it comes with!

 

[angelphyre]

Q: Do you prefer built in batteries or adding batteries?

I like both...I love my mvp, which has built in batteries, but also love my mechs, which require adding batteries...I probably actually use the mechs more, as I have three of them!

New question:
Q:If you win a juice in a contest from a vendor and the juice is horrible, unvapeable, do you let them know or just keep quiet?

 

[yasmin817]

Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?

never ..... I always manage to make a mess with those glass dropper bottles. If I have one in glass that comes that way, I will transfer 5mL at a time to a plastic dripper bottle. Plus, glass is breakable and I'm clumsy sometimes.

Q: Do you prefer built in batteries or adding batteries?

Not sure I have a preference, I suppose it's more convenient to use built in batteries, just throw the whole device on the charger instead of having to remove batteries, but the only problem is that when the battery goes bad, the whole device is garbage. With removable batteries, you just buy a new battery.

Q:If you win a juice in a contest from a vendor and the juice is horrible, unvapeable, do you let them know or just keep quiet?

I keep quiet ..... I feel bad if someone sends me a freebie and I don't like it or can't use it. I always to to PIF whenever I can, so I just pass it along, what maybe horrible to me, maybe someone else's favorite.

Keep em going ....

Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?
Q: Do you prefer built in batteries or adding batteries?
Q:If you win a juice in a contest from a vendor and the juice is horrible, unvapeable, do you let them know or just keep quiet?

 

[CountBoredom]

Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?

No. But I do admire the glass bottles I receive from vendors who only ship in glass. They often have more interesting labels than those that ship in plastic.

Q: Do you prefer built in batteries or adding batteries?

I don't really have a preference--although if one were to go by the usage of my MVP vs. my Vamo, one would think the former.

Q:If you win a juice in a contest from a vendor and the juice is horrible, unvapeable, do you let them know or just keep quiet?

I keep quiet, or, if pushed, say something diplomatic like, "Wow, that's a strong flavor!"

Keep them going:
Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?
Q: Do you prefer built in batteries or adding batteries?
Q:If you win a juice in a contest from a vendor and the juice is horrible, unvapeable, do you let them know or just keep quiet?

 

[kathi17]

do you prefer built in batteries or adding batteries?

I prefer adding batteries. They are less expensive, and you can change the size of your mod depending on the size of your batteries. The Purple Efests seem to last a long time, and I can charge several at a time.Having more batteries than mods means you never run out!

I also tend to like the equipment I use, and I can still use it when the battery is no good, rather than throwing it away.

 

[kathi17]

Q: If you've heard fantastic things about a juice vendor's flavors from people you trust (as opposed to reading random reviews) but have never personally tried any of the flavors, will you buy a larger quantity of that vendor's juice if it goes on sale or do you stick to your guns and just order a small size?

I normally buy a small bottle. Once on a thread I participate in, everyone loved a particular Cheesecake flavor. Most were buying it with added flavorings, but a lot also liked it plain. For that flavor, I bought a larger bottle of the Cheesecake, and several smaller bottles of the different flavors. That way I could change it out depending on my mood.

It was a good decision!

 

[kathi17]

Q: When given a choice at check out do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?

I really prefer glass, but don't always pay extra when ordering it.

Q:If you win a juice in a contest from a vendor and the juice is horrible, unvapeable, do you let them know or just keep quiet?[/QUOTE]

I have never let them know, because I don't want to complain about a gift, and what is good or bad to one person, is just the opposite to others.

The one I probably should have complained about is the one who sent out the juice in really hard plastic bottles that you can't squeeze. All the tank cracker type juices cracked the plastic bottles, so I never got to try my winnings. He still runs a very popular contest, and I haven't seen anyone else complaining about his bottles. It took him 3 weeks to mail my juices, and I did see him mentioning something about running out of his usual bottles on another of his threads, so I'm thinking that he ran out and had to get some cheaper ones, and that's why my winnings were so late, and also why no one else had the juice crack the bottles in his later contests.

 

[rangerrobin]

Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?

Even though I believe that the chemicals in plastic can leach into juice, I don't pay extra for glass. I also like the way glass bottles look and feel, so I save the ones that come with some of my juice.

Again:
Q: When given the choice at check-out, do you usually spend more to get a glass bottle?