VAPE WILD ALWAYS DISAPPOINTING

[bman1977]

So I recently decided to give Vape Wild another chance after giving up on them a while back. I ordered a bottle of Sweet Complexity and Bombshell Batter both Max VG and 1.5mg nic. When I first got them the first thing I noticed was that they both looked exactly the same, smelled exactly the same and tasted exactly the same. Not a good start. I let them both steep for 2 weeks in dark drawer shaking once a day. Even after this neither one changed color or smell at all. I suspect that the 2 bottles I got of SC and BB are the exact same juice. Ugh.

I decided to give it a go today and popped some Sweet Complexity in a tank. Ugh. Plastic/no flavor/slight sweetness. Not good. Not bad, but not good. Their juices are always a disappointment. No amount of "steeping" is going to change this. My problem with Vape Wild is that they mock "Premium" juice makers which is all good but at least make sure your juices can compare to those "Premium" vendors. I have been vaping 2 juices from 2 different "Premium" vendors for over a year now and I have never had a quality issue with any of these. Every time I order them they are always on point. Why can't Vape Wild do the same?

I'd rather pay a little extra and know what I am getting than have to roll the dice to save a couple of bucks and hope that the kid mixing my juice got the recipe right.

 

[Hatecraft]

Vapewild is the only vendor I use.

 

[Be shiv]

That's a bummer, I've never had a problem with them. Ordered 3 times from them and they have been consistent, more so than MBV. I usually order from Nicoticket, GLV, and Giant Vapes, but always keep VW on hand ever since I ran out juice one time and had to go to a B&M and pay $35 for a 30ml bottle of something vapeable.

 

[bman1977]

Vapewild is the only vendor I use.

That's a bummer, I've never had a problem with them. Ordered 3 times from them and they have been consistent, more so than MBV. I usually order from Nicoticket, GLV, and Giant Vapes, but always keep VW on hand ever since I ran out juice one time and had to go to a B&M and pay $35 for a 30ml bottle of something vapeable.

I'm convinced that either:

A: Vape Wild pays people to promote their juice.

B: Many people really don't know what good ejuice tastes like.

C: Vape Wild has created robots and programs them to say good things about them on this forum.

I have done everything in my power to like Vape Wild. Steeping, different ratios, and even their pre steeped line. It's not good juice. Like my old Grand Pappy used to say. You get what you pay for and nothing in life is free.

 

[CasketWeaver]

This is why a lot of folks are switching to DIY. Crappy vendors / juice mixers on top of everything going on right now with local governments. Everything I mix - I test. If the flavor is too strong, I cut it with more VG / PG - if it's too weak I add more flavoring. After I find the right mid-point, I bottle it in glass, boil it for 5 minutes, shake it, boil it for 5 more minutes, shake it, and freeze it. When it's ready to use, I pull it, let it warm up NATURALLY, and take a few drops to test it. If it's flavor profile is on point I vape it up. If not, I add a small flavor shot to it to spike its profile a bit.

Gone are the days of shopping at B&M's or ordering something I may not like from the web.

 

[Romano Cheese]

Sorry to hear that. I haven't had any bad experiences with them. Some of the juices I've tried I didn't like, some I did. To each their own I suppose. This response was not paid for or authorized by VapeWild.

 

[bman1977]

This is why a lot of folks are switching to DIY. Crappy vendors / juice mixers on top of everything going on right now with local governments. Everything I mix - I test. If the flavor is too strong, I cut it with more VG / PG - if it's too weak I add more flavoring. After I find the right mid-point, I bottle it in glass, boil it for 5 minutes, shake it, boil it for 5 more minutes, shake it, and freeze it. When it's ready to use, I pull it, let it warm up NATURALLY, and take a few drops to test it. If it's flavor profile is on point I vape it up. If not, I add a small flavor shot to it to spike its profile a bit.

Gone are the days of shopping at B&M's or ordering something I may not like from the web.

I'm slowly working my way into DIY.

 

[TraceyS]

So I recently decided to give Vape Wild another chance after giving up on them a while back. I ordered a bottle of Sweet Complexity and Bombshell Batter both Max VG and 1.5mg nic. When I first got them the first thing I noticed was that they both looked exactly the same, smelled exactly the same and tasted exactly the same. Not a good start. I let them both steep for 2 weeks in dark drawer shaking once a day. Even after this neither one changed color or smell at all. I suspect that the 2 bottles I got of SC and BB are the exact same juice. Ugh.

I decided to give it a go today and popped some Sweet Complexity in a tank. Ugh. Plastic/no flavor/slight sweetness. Not good. Not bad, but not good. Their juices are always a disappointment. No amount of "steeping" is going to change this. My problem with Vape Wild is that they mock "Premium" juice makers which is all good but at least make sure your juices can compare to those "Premium" vendors. I have been vaping 2 juices from 2 different "Premium" vendors for over a year now and I have never had a quality issue with any of these. Every time I order them they are always on point. Why can't Vape Wild do the same?

I'd rather pay a little extra and know what I am getting than have to roll the dice to save a couple of bucks and hope that the kid mixing my juice got the recipe right.

I never could vape vapewild.....it was always nasty to me. I just keep vaping unflavored and adding a drop of Kentucky Bourbon if I want flavor

Tracey

 

[Foggy Road]

I've only ordered from VapeWild one time. A Sampler. Some I liked some I didn't. Some were strong some very weak. But then I don't have a gourmet palate. I'd order from them again but, being relatively new to vaping I like to checkout different vendors.

[OK VW, not really an endorsement but you can send half my usual $50]

 

[fogmust]

I'm convinced that either:

A: Vape Wild pays people to promote their juice.

B: Many people really don't know what good ejuice tastes like.

C: Vape Wild has created robots and programs them to say good things about them on this forum.

I have done everything in my power to like Vape Wild. Steeping, different ratios, and even their pre steeped line. It's not good juice. Like my old Grand Pappy used to say. You get what you pay for and nothing in life is free.

^^This. I tried them within my first two months of vaping, and did not like them at all. Then, 10 months later, after my taste for juices had changed significantly, all this "peer pressure" here to like VW made me order again. I found them even worse than the first time around... I guess some juice makers are simply not my cup of tea.

 

[mcol]

I'm convinced that either:

A: Vape Wild pays people to promote their juice.

B: Many people really don't know what good ejuice tastes like.

C: Vape Wild has created robots and programs them to say good things about them on this forum.

I have done everything in my power to like Vape Wild. Steeping, different ratios, and even their pre steeped line. It's not good juice. Like my old Grand Pappy used to say. You get what you pay for and nothing in life is free.

Agree with this, have thought this for a long time.

 

[JoeyC]

I placed 2 sample pack orders with vw last year both were crap they replaced the 1st order which happened to be better flavor but the 2nd order their cs guy thought I was trying to scam them. I gave everything away to someone and walked away from vw.

 

[bman1977]

Well at least I know I'm not crazy. It seems a lot of other people have the same experience with these guys. And I REALLY want to like their juice. But I'm sitting in my porch this morning trying to vape the Sweet Complexity and I just kept getting plastic undertones. Just not pleasant at all.

 

[vlodato]

I'm slowly working my way into DIY.

Iv been diy for a pretty long time. If you have any questions you can pm me and I'll try and help if I can.

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[Jdurand]

I'm slowly working my way into DIY.

Just jump in with both feet. the sooner the better. It's not rocket science at all.

Imagine the sense of independence when you learned to make your first working coils, now triple that feeling!

 

[Jdurand]

Forgot to mention that the government pending regulations don't bother you as much either if you have a freezer full of nic.

 

[coolcucumber_1]

I have had similar experience with VW & AiV both...have them sitting in the box for aboput 2 weeks now and will try again when i run out of my actual juice which i like to Vape.
I usually only buy premium juice that is available in 120 ml bottles so i dont mind paying the 20-22 bucks for a 30 ml knowing if i like it i can just pick up a 120 for around 65.
Seems like our flavor buds just cant take the cheaper ones....i have a few bottles on the way from Mountain oak and tres locos as well so have my fingers crossed about them and hoping they dont end up being like VW ...

 

[bman1977]

So to all the DIYers out there, why do their juices always taste off? Is it quality control or cheap ingredients?

 

[JoeyC]

So to all the DIYers out there, why do their juices always taste off? Is it quality control or cheap ingredients?

Both

 

[Tol]

Vape Wild have been hit & miss for me really. I really enjoyed a couple of their flavors, some of them I hate, and others I didn't hate but wouldn't re-order. I initially had a pretty good reaction to them, but as I am clearing out my remaining stuff from them, I am finding most of it harsh or just not that great tasting to me.

Lately I have been buying liquid from my local B&M. I pay right around the same price , usually within a dollar or two of what I would pay ordering the same stuff online and they let you sample all the stuff they carry.