Virgin Vapor Question

[Geocentric14]

I just tried Virgin Vapor for the first time. Bought it from a B&M. I ordered vanilla blackberry, and it has little to no flavor. Its also the thinnest juice I've ever had. I thought pure VG juice was supposed to be thick. My question, did I get a bad batch, or do I just not like VV?

 

[Geocentric14]

Thanks onuco, I do have a lot of VG heavy juice and I love it and has lots of flavor. I guess this is why I'm confused.

 

[kbjoran]

I've ordered Virgin Vapor's Thrilla in Vanilla and Naked Vanilla and was pleased with both. They were both strong flavored and thick.

 

[Geocentric14]

Well, Maybe I'll give them another try. I've always heard good things about them but I was really disappointed with what I got.

 

[kbjoran]

Well, Maybe I'll give them another try. I've always heard good things about them but I was really disappointed with what I got.

Try ordering from their site. That's where I always got mine.

 

[Milkhoney]

Virgin Vapor does dilute their juice so it's not as thick as you may expect from all VG. Their samples are also always mixed at 150% the "standard" flavor, and VG does mute flavor a bit. I'd try a sample from their site, and if that's better then you can order full sizes at extra strength. For me almost all of their juices really improve with a week or two of steeping, and some of them don't get super delicious until they're nearly a month old. Maybe just set it aside for now and try it later, see if it's gotten better.

I could swear I've heard that often flavors takes longer to mature in a high VG mix, but I haven't yet graduated to DIY so maybe one of the vets can chime in and let me know if I'm just making up lies. Either way, I always give a juice a few weeks before I decide I hate it.

 

[shatner]

When it comes to B&M stores, manufacturers tends to dilute the juice a little just to be on the safe side and not have it clogs attys and cartos. Probably thats the case here. If you like VG try also PotionVape - Pick Your Potion!
Its hard to find one vendor for all your juice needs. thats why you need to shop around.

Oh? That's the first I've heard of that. Pretty bold claim; If your local B&M store is doing that, I very strongly suggest you find another vendor. They shouldn't even be opening the bottles, imo.

I am in no way defending VV or any B&M. I just find that preposterous.