W/Tar????

[padejash]

I was browsing several Chinese sites looking for cheap trinkets for a kid's party when I noticed that almost all of them now sell e-liquid. There's no name or brand as far as I can see, and for the most part, they all claim to be "with tar". With tar??? The same tar we are eliminating by not smoking analogues, or did I miss something? Also since this seems to be so prevalent, has anyone tried these no name, no brand, with tar juices? Just asking!

 

[TomCatt]

Two yrs ago when I started vaping, I picked up something like that. I think it was listed as 'tar oil' or something similar and the only labeling on the bottle was "Tobacco" & "High". It vaped fairly good.

I think it's just a matter of bad translations; but with all the quality eliquid available, I'd not purchase any now.


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[UncleChimney]

It seems to me that their "tar" is just what we call nicotine. I could be wrong though.

 

[padejash]

Tar means nicotine. Interesting if true, but definitely misleading.

 

[ilovehugehits]

In China nicotine can also mean Poison.
I'll stick to US made juices.

 

[SupplyDaddy]

Tar is what they are referring to as Nicotine. And considering most nicotine is made in China, you would think they could get the labeling right...

 

[MrStik]

Tar is what they are referring to as Nicotine. And considering most nicotine is made in China, you would think they could get the labeling right...

IF most of the product is MADE in China, and more people in this world speak Mandarin than English, I would conclude that THEY do have it right. I am sure if YOU are making something, that you make sure that your labeling translates correctly for ALL the major languages on earth?

 

[SupplyDaddy]

IF most of the product is MADE in China, and more people in this world speak Mandarin than English, I would conclude that THEY do have it right. I am sure if YOU are making something, that you make sure that your labeling translates correctly for ALL the major languages on earth?

You've never noticed that they almost Never get it right? They say British are stiff, Americans are arrogant, and Chinese can't translate...

 

[Statistic]

Lol... This thread reminded me of:

 

[TheSystemHasFailed]

Hey OP...label-less Chinese juice sounds so safe and delectable!

Screw these boutique vendors...

Just kidding...

 

[MrStik]

You've never noticed that they almost Never get it right? They say British are stiff, Americans are arrogant, and Chinese can't translate...

LOL.. I didn't mean to come off as as douche in that post, but I did. I will chalk that up to lack of morning coffee.

 

[AaronY]

has anyone tried these no name, no brand, with tar juices? Just asking!

I tried the DX mint. One batch was great the other is not. I am not sure what is in them. I would stick with constant US juice.

 

[padejash]

I think known juice suppliers is the best way to go. I may get the urge to experiment one day and try a few from different places, but I do prefer a name label that I recognize.

 

[SupplyDaddy]

This says it all!

 

[Statistic]

 

[ilovehugehits]

I've only tried 2 juices from China.
One says Ching the other one Chong.

 

[windozehater]

the strawberry and carmel macchiatto from deal exxtreme was great tasting when i first started vaping but i also never ordered again shipping takes to long