What Do You Do With E-Juices That You Don't Like?

[3.7volts]

I vape em when I have no juice left and buying juice seems impossible

 

[Kasarap]

ive probably spent about $1000 on e-juice and liked only about 10% of what i buy. i usually end up giving them to people who are just starting or i throw the liquid away and use the bottles for my DIY juice

 

[TheVapingJester]

ive probably spent about $1000 on e-juice and liked only about 10% of what i buy. i usually end up giving them to people who are just starting or i throw the liquid away and use the bottles for my DIY juice

10%? Wow, that's...not much. LOL Well, hopefully you have dialed in on a few go-to's along the way. I have noticed that the flavors can change quite a bit during and after steeping. I have had peppery flavored tobacco juices that after sitting a bit and try again to discover that the peppery taste has went away, but the flavor(peach, vanilla, etc.) still wasn't there. Set it aside a bit more then retry and BOOYA! Great smooth flavor and no offending tastes. But, I would like to have some kind of rotation of 4-5 juices that I can pre plan to steep and be ready when needed, and know what's good straight out of the mailbox. 2 out of the mailbox that made my list is graham cracker, and caramel apple from MPV. I would like to add a couple tobaccos and either a drink or a fruit.

 

[mikep1979]

I live here in Md, and the shops I've visited offer the samples like you said. Vape Dojo, VapeVine, MdHouse of Vape, Vapers Knoll also, Kahuna Vape.

 

[DaveP]

In the rare occasion where I'm out of juice, I go rambling in the reject box until the mailman arrives.

 

[SNman]

Well, back on the original question...

I put a drop of 24mg bad juice on Altoid mints and let them dry. Then you have nic lozenges for when you can't vape. It works out to about 1mg per mint. The store bought mints are too expensive.

 

[thirtyfour41]

There is a group here on ECF in the "Social Groups Forum" where we swap juices, PIF them, Treasure Chest them and lots of other stuff. It is called PIF. Check it out. The rules for each is the first post of the thread, be sure and read them and join on in. The juice you might not like might be one someone wants to try and maybe they have one you would like to try.

Pay It Forward - PIF

Additionally, there is one specific to vaping:

Vape-it forward

 

[Pinggolfer]

Away those troubles down the drain.

 

[unometooo]

Down the drain and reuse the bottle for DIY is what I do.

 

[Swifty30]

send those juices to ME!

 

[C0BRAKAI]

My local shop will trade them in to use as their testers, or maybe it's just me that he does it for


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[FStopFive]

I'll usually let mine sit for a good while and then look at both the color and give it a sniff test. Depending on what it is I've tried adding a bit to some my existing concoctions, and a lot of times that works. Anything that is undoable for me I hold onto until I have another friend locally who starts vaping. I don't presently, but I'm sure at some point I'll be able to give them to someone that can use them.

I did have one 12ml bottle that just effing terrible and there was no way to change that, so I dumped the contents and saved the bottle since I needed another mixing bottle.

 

[therussellv]

I swapped mine, haven't had too many I didn't like, of course I try before I buy

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[wonner]

What Do You Do With E-Juices That You Don't Like?

I give them to people I don't like.

 

[mastergthuggin]

I usually let them sit and steep for 2 weeks and try them again. I found some flavors get sweeter and don't taste as bad. If they don't pass that test I usually let them sit until I have an offer for someone to give me a few dollars for it.

 

[tyob1]

I stash them away. Who know, maybe some of these need 10+ months to steep? Haha


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