Weary of buying juice online

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Asquad

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I have been looking online and am overwhelmed but the number of e-juice distributors. There are a few vape shops in the town I live in, and they are great. They mix the juice on demand and can customize them too. I'm just wondering if there is any juice you guys recommend buying online? Mostly I'm just trying to get a feel of what most of you guys vape. Exotic flavors, vg/pg ratio, ect.
 

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I think you probably mean "wary", although as your progression to find that perfect juice goes on, "weary" is almost certain to kick in eventually!
ETA: Sorry, re-read your post, and I think you did mean weary in the first place! My bad!:facepalm:

First, though, make sure you have a setup where a good juice will actually taste good! (Perhaps you already have that, since you seem to like the juices you have been buying?). I think a big mistake some people make is using heads that aren't very good, and going through lots of different e-liquids, when nothing is going to taste good on a crappy head.

Nicoticket and Ahlusion are vendors that many folks rave about. (Actually, there's tons of vendors that people rave about, but those two seem to be the most popular, with Nicoticket having a fairly decent lead)

It's often not about the vendor, but about the specific flavor. I love both "Deadly Sin" and "Black Fairy" from goodlifevapors. Lots of people like DeadlySin. BlackFairy is not so popular in my house (absinth/anise/licorice kind of flavor)! My daughter loves their moo juice, I think it's pretty tasteless. My son-in-law won't vape anything but Hangsen Juicy Peach.

Sorry, this kind of got away from me.

tl;dr
1. Don't buy huge bottles of something you haven't tried, even though it gets a lot cheaper per ml.
2. If you have the chance to try a liquid at your B&M, do so! (You can almost always order more online)
3. If everything you get (no matter where or what price) tastes like crap, it's probably not the liquid, try a different head!!!
 
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Falkor

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I recently had a good experience buying juice online at ITC Vapes. They had a good selection of flavors in my profile (I like creams and custards) and the shipping was very fast.

I am very happy with the juice quality, the custom options available, and the pricing was very affordable (around $5.25 USD for 15 mils, with discounts for larger amounts)
 

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Ahlusion is my go-to vendor to juice. Peppermint Bark, Lemon Vanilla Cake, Caramel Wild Wood, Caramel Pear (both Black & White) Tea, Coconut Boba Tea, the list goes on and on!:) Fan Club here on ECF: Ahlusion E-Juice Part 3.

I also LOVE Omega Vapes Breeze, Cosmic Fogs Milk & Honey & Ripe Vapes Pear Almond. Giant Vapes and EJuices are great places to shop when looking to pick up flavors from multiple high quality vendor lines of juice.
 

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tl;dr
1. Don't buy huge bottles of something you haven't tried, even though it gets a lot cheaper per ml.
2. If you have the chance to try a liquid at your B&M, do so! (You can almost always order more online)
3. If everything you get (no matter where or what price) tastes like crap, it's probably not the liquid, try a different head!!!

1. Don't buy huge bottles of ANYTHING until you've been vaping at least 6 months. I was going thru all my old juice today, pouring some out, consolidating others, and I appear to have more than 120ml of "Virginia" which I'm nearly certain I'll never vape again. Eventually I'll probably just pour it out, but I'm too frugal to do it right away -- I"ll wait till I at least know for sure that it's no longer vapable, even if I wanted to.

2. Definitely try different juices at every vape bar you run across. Even if you buy nothing, you'll have more knowledge of what's available, what you like, what you hate, etc.

3. If you're using the kind of tank with replaceable heads/cartos, definitely lay in a stock of them, because heads/cartos can go wrong when you least expect it, least desire it, least have the time to deal with it. If it still tastes bad when you put in a brand new head/carto, then it's the juice.

Andria
 
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