While being a complete juice junky I still search for the bargain juice. That way I can have a large quantity of what I call my out and about juice, something that may not be the most amazing thing in the world but is perfectly adequate for being out and about. I'll save the ACB for at home in a dripper.
I recently found VapeJoose, and was wowed by their prices. I was also pleased to see that they offer glass and plastic bottles in various sizes. I bought a sampler pack of five juices in 10ml plastic bottles for something like $16. I got Electric Forest, Morning Routine, and Strawberries and Cream. I also got Menthol and Peppermint Patty but those were for the wife, so I won't speak to them any further then she liked the menthol. She's easy to please though.
Electric Forest is a strawberry citrus apple vape, and reminds me a bit of Sweet Tarts, but in a pleasant way. The liquid itself is almost completely clear with a bit of a yellow tint. Definitely not a bad juice, didn't blow me away or anything, but totally vape-able.
The Morning Routine is supposed to be Coffee and Cigarettes. We all know how that goes. It tastes nothing like either, but is pretty darn good. It's very dark. I imagine it would play hell on coils with long term use. It taste more like a toasted marshmallow with some pseudo tobacco notes. Again, not incredible but pretty good.
Strawberries and Cream. I consider myself somewhat of a connoisseur of strawberry and cream type flavors, Mothers Milk, Strawnilla, Unicorn Milk, I've tried them all, and enjoyed them to various degrees. This one is unique, and in a very distinct way. It tastes exactly like strawberry yogurt. Just like a container of Yoplait. It's uncanny. If you don't particularly like strawberry yogurt than this is definitely not for you. If you do by all means try it. This was undoubtedly the best thing I got from the company. So much so that I ordered a 60ml bottle on Thursday and it just got here Saturday. Not too shabby eh?
They are running a promotion through February, if you order more than 100 ml you get a free 30.
150ml for $23.98. Not to bad at all. I'm not affiliated with these folks at all, just wanted to share my experience.
I recently found VapeJoose, and was wowed by their prices. I was also pleased to see that they offer glass and plastic bottles in various sizes. I bought a sampler pack of five juices in 10ml plastic bottles for something like $16. I got Electric Forest, Morning Routine, and Strawberries and Cream. I also got Menthol and Peppermint Patty but those were for the wife, so I won't speak to them any further then she liked the menthol. She's easy to please though.
Electric Forest is a strawberry citrus apple vape, and reminds me a bit of Sweet Tarts, but in a pleasant way. The liquid itself is almost completely clear with a bit of a yellow tint. Definitely not a bad juice, didn't blow me away or anything, but totally vape-able.
The Morning Routine is supposed to be Coffee and Cigarettes. We all know how that goes. It tastes nothing like either, but is pretty darn good. It's very dark. I imagine it would play hell on coils with long term use. It taste more like a toasted marshmallow with some pseudo tobacco notes. Again, not incredible but pretty good.
Strawberries and Cream. I consider myself somewhat of a connoisseur of strawberry and cream type flavors, Mothers Milk, Strawnilla, Unicorn Milk, I've tried them all, and enjoyed them to various degrees. This one is unique, and in a very distinct way. It tastes exactly like strawberry yogurt. Just like a container of Yoplait. It's uncanny. If you don't particularly like strawberry yogurt than this is definitely not for you. If you do by all means try it. This was undoubtedly the best thing I got from the company. So much so that I ordered a 60ml bottle on Thursday and it just got here Saturday. Not too shabby eh?
They are running a promotion through February, if you order more than 100 ml you get a free 30.
150ml for $23.98. Not to bad at all. I'm not affiliated with these folks at all, just wanted to share my experience.
