I want to ask a very specific thing about the juice making process. I want to know what system the Chef uses to vape with. And for that matter, anyone at madvapes involved in testing juices as well. -- I've never had such good access to the people making my juice before, so I've never asked any other juice manufacturers this question, but I think I'll start asking as many of them as I do business with at least.
The reason I want to know this is that I own several PVs and I've used a very wide variety of vaping systems and juices. I noticed a long time ago that if I didn't like a juice in one particular system, it was worth at least trying it on another system or a different voltage or drip it, tank it, put it in a carto, maybe LR maybe not... etc etc. Juice flavors taste different in different system or at different voltages or both. Even way different from the same batteries at the same voltage but through different attys, cartos, or tanks
This prompts me to wonder how the chef and testers vape. I'd like to know exactly how they vape so I can find out exactly what the juice was designed to taste like. And, I think by figuring out how each of these people vape, I could take a bottle of juice straight to the right type of system to vape it on and never bother trying it where it wasn't directly designed to taste good.
In fact, testers notes would be a class move on your part to use in your advertizing and juice descriptions.. If you had real testers notes describing the nature of the vape, and the details of how they vaped it and the equipment they used..
Something like that could even lead to targeted advertising. Maybe you could have Scott design a juice that really only hits it peak on some obscure PV or maybe some super-popular one. You could market that one juice to a specific user base. There's a million ways having that sort of extra information available could be useful with your advertizing etc.
Anyway, I'd love to hear how the cook tastes his soup and how any testers do too. That would be great information to have. Then, instead of hunting the right PV when I try a new juice, maybe I'll be able to get to the best of it right away.
So, how do all the madvapes prefer to vape?
The reason I want to know this is that I own several PVs and I've used a very wide variety of vaping systems and juices. I noticed a long time ago that if I didn't like a juice in one particular system, it was worth at least trying it on another system or a different voltage or drip it, tank it, put it in a carto, maybe LR maybe not... etc etc. Juice flavors taste different in different system or at different voltages or both. Even way different from the same batteries at the same voltage but through different attys, cartos, or tanks
This prompts me to wonder how the chef and testers vape. I'd like to know exactly how they vape so I can find out exactly what the juice was designed to taste like. And, I think by figuring out how each of these people vape, I could take a bottle of juice straight to the right type of system to vape it on and never bother trying it where it wasn't directly designed to taste good.
In fact, testers notes would be a class move on your part to use in your advertizing and juice descriptions.. If you had real testers notes describing the nature of the vape, and the details of how they vaped it and the equipment they used..
Something like that could even lead to targeted advertising. Maybe you could have Scott design a juice that really only hits it peak on some obscure PV or maybe some super-popular one. You could market that one juice to a specific user base. There's a million ways having that sort of extra information available could be useful with your advertizing etc.
Anyway, I'd love to hear how the cook tastes his soup and how any testers do too. That would be great information to have. Then, instead of hunting the right PV when I try a new juice, maybe I'll be able to get to the best of it right away.
So, how do all the madvapes prefer to vape?
