The Halo menthols have been my everyday vape for well over a year. I like a number of other juices, the always seem to get burned out on them and rotate them. But the Halo is a constant.
I've never tried/heard of Vermillion River, thanks for the heads up. I think Johnson Creek is also similar to Halo, in terms of spending more on development, creating complex, unique flavors, releasing them only after they meet a certain criteria. Theirs are stronger, more tobacco-esque (usually), and though they are good, not what I want to vape all day. They are usually darker too, not as clean as Halo, but I don't think it is for lack of time and money spent on development, I think it might be the concentration of flavors needed to get the smokier tobacco flavors.
I don't care for any of there juices...sorry too much hype and was really disappointed when I bought some.
But this could be said of ANY juice. Not every flavor will work for everyone. Without explanation of why you didn't like them and what flavors you tried your post is pointless.
You basically hopped into this thread and said Halo sucks, bye!
Even if I didn't like their flavors, I still couldn't criticize their price, knowing the lengths Halo went to to develop them, versus another supplier mixing readily available candystore flavoring with nic juice and PG/VG.
I agree that not liking a flavor is a VERY good reason not to buy it. That was not my point.
I was saying that posting in a thread about whether juice from a particular vendor is worth the money that you tried them and didn't like them is pointless, for the most part. The OP does not know which juices the individual tried or why she didn't like them. It could be that she doesn't like tobacco based juices. It could be she thought they were all perfume-y. Or it could be that she just didn't like the flavor and YMMV.
Without something to go with the "I didn't like them" I think such a post is a waste of time to both the poster and reader.
But, and I admit this freely, that is just my opinion.
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Please reread my post.
I did not say that saying you don't like something is invalid or pointless.
Let me say it this way:
Saying just, "I like it" OR Saying just, "I don't like it" = Mostly Pointless
The details are the actionable part. You telling me that you didn't like it without why would be meaningless to me. Equally, you telling me this thing is awesome and nothing else would not entice me to buy it.
Unless someone is running a poll a vote of yes or no doesn't mean a whole lot.
Backwoods Brew--Real tobacco extraction--approximately 65 cents/ml
Vaperite--Organic flavors and in-house tobacco extraction--same
Want2Vape--Real tobacco extraction--same
Other vendors than Halo are bringing artisan quality juices to the marketplace for far less. It's not just a comparison against China juices and FSUSA.
Pardon me I'm at the end of a very long day. I'm not absorbing as well as I normally would... your 1st comment seemed a bit snappy to me.
I agree that Halo juice is more expensive that the others you list, but your math is off. I will break it down by the largest size available for each vendor.
Backwoods Brew: .55/mL
Vaperite: .61/mL (They do offer juice as high as .72/mL in the Organic line)
Want2Vape: .57/mL
Halo: .67/mL
Basically, you pay 20.9% more for a 30mL bottle of Halo than you do for BWB, or .12/mL or $3.45. You do get a spiffy cobalt blue bottle with dripper...![]()
Backwoods Brew--Real tobacco extraction--approximately 65 cents/ml
Vaperite--Organic flavors and in-house tobacco extraction--same
Want2Vape--Real tobacco extraction--same
Other vendors than Halo are bringing artisan quality juices to the marketplace for far less. It's not just a comparison against China juices and FSUSA.
D'oh
Seems I need to apologize a lot today. I should have seen that (6.50 / 10 = .65). I am sorry that I misrepresented your post.