I DIY and used to order from MsT, but after tasting Black Velvet ejuice, this will be my only vendor of choice (when I don't feel like DIY)
Hi All,
#1. Aroma ejuice!
The fact they offer WTA eliquids makes this my new found favorite! IMO, this is as close to a true nicotine vape as you can get. Whole tobacco alkaloid ejuices satisfy every aspect of that analog craving that sometimes creeps up on me. They're expensive, but they're the only vendor offering WTA eliquid as far as I know. Aroma Ejuice Manufacturer of WTA Whole Tobacco Alkaloid Eliquid
#2. Ahlusion
I can't help make comment here. They keep a customer profile on you so they can always make juice x taste just the way you like it, and let you tweak their e-liquid (i.e. flavor nuance and VG/PG ratio). They will do their best to satisfy you and customer service is excellent. The only con is the prep time. They take 3-5 business days to mix your 'juice' which is digitally measured so consistency between one bottle of x and your next bottle of x is the same, so this makes up for the time they take.
#3. Halo
#4. HighBrow
All 4 proudly made in the USA!![]()
Even the most expensive vendors are cheaper than cigarettes, and there are plenty of good juice makers with very low prices.
Please - I must know: What is **** ****?
Please - I must know: What is **** ****?
Seriously? It's so funny that it doesn't show up anymore, but I will stop talking about this now.![]()
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Ok want to try something. Orange de Sangre from Highbrow has a juicy scent, juicy taste, and ***** *****
Hmmmmm ..........
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Jerms, you are NUTS!
Wait a minute...there is a glitch in the MATRIX. If you quote Jerms' post, it shows up on your screen, but not when you post. LOL. We'll see how long that lasts.
As someone new to vaping, there are a few vendors I'll probably never try, for that exact reason.Two of them - AV and NLV - I'm definitely done with as the effort required to obtain them should be reserved for things like organ transplants or water in the desert.
Indeed. We teach so little in comparison to what we are taught.Welcome to parenting, sir - the most exhilarating, exhausting, humbling, gratifying, perception-shattering force in the universe. May you teach her a fraction of what she teaches you.
Seriously? Nobody's gonna say? That's just mean. Whatever it is, it had 18 votes as of the last tally. Ah well ... if it's destined to remain a mystery, so be it.
I'm currently having a semi-serious love affair with TPR Smooth and Mild. We aren't exclusive or anything - I'm actively playing the field with both Honey Fig and Candy & Burly - but if put to the choice today ... let's just say it can go 60 ml easy and I could probably make an honest vape of it with few regrets.
Whahoooo! Another Smooth & Mild lover! I'm a huge NET fan, so it's funny my absolute favorite tobacco from TPR was one of their arti-baccos instead of the NETs. I really liked S&M for a few ml, it had a taste I couldn't peg but was working, then BOOM realized I love this juice and everytime I vaped it put me in a happy vape zone. I seriously need to pick up another bottle of it soon.
The vendor that we can't mention has the initials JV. Ecf censors the name so they don't come up connected with it in internet searches. Not a decision I totally understand or agree with, but respect their wishes.
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A few other vendors have their own version of Smooth and Mild (it is somewhat of a common name) and some are the same. Maybe we can have a Smooth and Mild Roundup (like the RY4 thread?) Maybe not. LOL
Really? Do you know what flavoring is used for that one? There was something in one of the flavor notes I got from it that seemed related to a note I've gotten from Bobas Bounty. Other than that it was different from any other arti-bacco I've had, but my overall experience with arti-baccos is fairly limited.
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