USA ejuice facilities ?

[EricB]

Out of curiosity,
Does anyone know of any USA ejuice vendor who makes their juice in a sterile facility that is designed for what they are mixing up ? Id love to see where vendors are blending liquids at. Please share photos of these facilities if you have them. I'm not going to name names, but I don't wont to find a hair ever again under a cap of ejuice again for as long as i live.

 

[oldsoldier]

No idea if there are any suppliers that have taken it to this level. I would be satisfied if I knew they autoclaved all of their utensils and the bottles before mixing the batch and kept records of all lot numbers expiration dates and suppliers.

Edit: and you really should name names. finding a hair under the cap is not a good sign...

 

[Princessdee]

<snip> and kept records of all lot numbers expiration dates and suppliers.

Finding out a supplier "got a smelly bottle" of PG they should be able to tell, from their records, which bottles they mixed with that batch and throw them all out instead of sending them out and making you be the one that opens up that "chemical soup" bottle of juice. Then tell you "maybe it's the (whatever) in that flavor you didn't like" It's NOT the FLAVOR, I can't taste the *bleeping* flavor to know if I like it or not over the *bleeping* chemical smell. No WAY am I vaping this s*** Another $10 down the drain.

/rant off
I'm sticking to suppliers who send me good juice EVERY time I order. I don't care if they have pics of their mixing rooms or not.

 

[EricB]

@ PrincessDee: I myself only purchase from USA vendors for myself who mix up their own juices. This thread doesn't need you or anyone to rant by comparing to over seas suppliers. As a consumer, I think it's my right to see a vendors facility for where they mix up juices. Hopefully someday the Government will step in & force vendors to meet strict standards for making juices. In the end, only the strong will survive & those who don't meet the standards will have to go underground & sell their juices by email to their cult followers.

 

[JC Okie]

YouTube - Inside the Lab at Johnson Creek Here's a tour of Johnson Creek's lab.....

 

[Princessdee]

I love, love, love Vaporrenu who is a USA vendor that mixes himself.

This was another USA vendor who mixes himself.

It's the personality of the person that blames the customer for their mistakes and won't own up to doing something wrong.
That you have to find out by ordering. That was my only point.
See what happens when you make a complaint. Once you trust a vendor you can buy big bottles (I get pints from Vaporrenu now) but get little bottles until you find out if you can trust them to make a problem right or not.

There was no overseas comparison here.

@ PrincessDee: I myself only purchase from USA vendors for myself who mix up their own juices. This thread doesn't need you or anyone to rant by comparing to over seas suppliers. As a consumer, I think it's my right to see a vendors facility for where they mix up juices. Hopefully someday the Government will step in & force vendors to meet strict standards for making juices. In the end, only the strong will survive & those who don't meet the standards will have to go underground & sell their juices by email to their cult followers.

 

[EricB]

YouTube - Inside the Lab at Johnson Creek Here's a tour of Johnson Creek's lab.....

Thank you +10

Now that's what I'm talking about. Greatly appreciated.

 

[DC2]

I think Johnson Creek is the only one taking this to a professional level so far.
If anyone else is doing so, I have neither seen nor heard about it.

 

[oldsoldier]

I think Johnson Creek is the only one taking this to a professional level so far.
If anyone else is doing so, I have neither seen nor heard about it.

It probably has a lot to do with the startup costs and the fact that we are still on shaky ground as far as regulation of the industry and product liability.

 

[warbdan]

Halo? Every lot is labeled with a batch number from Halo. Oh, and Esmoke too.