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Jerry B

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ya know i had that happen to me before. When i first tried juice from the vapor room everything had this underlying taste that was the same. After steeping though it went away and they are now one of my favorite juices and i dont get that anymore.

Give it a few days to steep. Being the noob and all it really caught me by surprise just how "on demand" the juice vendors are. I always figured it was like everything else, make in bulk sit on shelf for who know how long. But it is more of a cottage industry and the vendors make it as they go. At first that sorta PO me cause i was new and excited about a new juice. I did not want to wait, hey who does.

Truth is i still dont like to wait but i do realize that its cool when i place an order that vendor stops what they are doing to take care of me personally. Now i have never tried prime vaping but i we were talking about them the other night on Elixir TV and i marked them down as a juice i really wanted to try. So keep us informed i am eager to hear your views on them.
 

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They're a good vendor and make some organic juices as well. Every vendor in the market has their own base that makes them unique. I'm guessing that's what your tasting right now. Sometimes it does help to steep them, although organic juices loose their potency over time.

This is the first time I'm hearing the term organic in reference to liquid. What criteria determines whether a liquid is organic or not?
 

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Biff,

As far as I know, three categories exist:

synthetic flavoring---created in a chemist's lab
natural flavoring---no synthetic ingredients
organic flavoring---all ingredients certified organic by the USDA standards

Those categories do not apply to PG, VG, PGA, or nicotine liquid, I believe. If a juice is advertised as "Organic," that designation refers to the flavorings only, not the bases. Vendors who sell Natural and/or Organic juices tend to be much pickier about the "purity" of their bases and nicotine, however.
 
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