why intellicig make not fruitflavor e-liquids ?
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I'm sure there are several reasons, amongst others:
They don't want to appeal to underage by offering child friendly flavours.
There are plenty of other makers out there who do offer fruit flavoured juice (even cut with ecomix no doubt).
Because the flavours they have are actually very good (sorry not just my personal opinion check other threads).
They don't want to appeal to underage by offering child friendly flavours.
There are plenty of other makers out there who do offer fruit flavoured juice (even cut with ecomix no doubt).
Because the flavours they have are actually very good (sorry not just my personal opinion check other threads).
Well everyones tastes are different but personally I think the ECOpure (Regular and Rich) are both very good. They have a very light flavor to me and at first I thought almost no flavor but once I tried them for a few days it cleaned up my tastebuds and became very good.
If you've only tried it for a very small time I would suggest giving it a bit more of a chance.
As for the question about fruit flavors I think what monkeyuk stated above is probably a part of it and also wanting to keep in line with having a more natural-like line is part of the goal.
However that is just speculation and hopefully we will see John back here sometime soon and he will be able to give you a more precise and accurate answer.
If you've only tried it for a very small time I would suggest giving it a bit more of a chance.
As for the question about fruit flavors I think what monkeyuk stated above is probably a part of it and also wanting to keep in line with having a more natural-like line is part of the goal.
However that is just speculation and hopefully we will see John back here sometime soon and he will be able to give you a more precise and accurate answer.
You're correct, we are very mindful as to who our products should appeal to. I doubt we would have been approved by the Government in Egypt or welcomed into the UMIC Facility if we were selling lots of wild flavours or using marketing materials and websites that look like comic books.
Also, we have a moral obligation to have our liquids fully tested by a trusted and acknowledged laboratory whose results we have published. Mixing lots of flavours would require having every single one tested for any possible substances or compounds that might be created. How many suppliers publish laboratory test results that you can have confidence in?
Our aim is to give the user a sensation of smoking so that they can make the transition from tobacco. Our wish is that they would eventually stop using any device and become completely free. I would imagine that the vast majority of smokers never smoked flavoured cigarettes, so why would we want to encourage them to start vaping flavoured liquids? That in itself would give our detractors fuel for their argument, that we are deliberately trying to keep people addicted by offering nice flavours and, most importantly, that we are tempting under age people to become addicted.
We put a lot of thought into what we do and we care about getting it right.
John.
Actually, I have read numerous accounts of people trying to "reduce" their nic intake, and several that have quit altogether. I do believe it is a common denominator amoung the majority of cigeratte users; that they may one day be able to quit (or at least greatly reduce the nic levels). Of course a large portion also want to save money, smell better, improve their health, etc, etc.
I honestly enjoy "the act of smoking". Hate spending more and more $, despise smelling like an ashtray, and am really really bugged by non-smokers annoying opinions; but I decided to try this on a whim. A friend of my son showed me his, and I was intrigued, then I googled, and read, and read, and searched,,.till my brain about overloaded.... but it seemed to be the perfect fit.
I missed all my flavor cigarettes (and had to resort to cigars to smoke one of my favorites), the savings was obvious, I wouldn't STINK, and I could possibly improve the health of my son and I.
I'm not sure if we will quit. Although my analog smoking is going down every day. I know my health is better; yesterday I smoked more regular ciggys (still trying to find the right nic level in my PV) and I woke up with a tight chest again this AM. And... amazingly enough, after only one week of vaping, and my cigarette usuage going from almost 2 packs to about a 1/2 pack; my sense of smell is improving!
I laid in bed the other night and it was like heaven... I could smell the clean fresh scent of my bedsheets... I drifted off to sleep with a smile~
So for some people, I think they switch for other reasons, and find themselves able to quit, or at least in a better position.
I honestly enjoy "the act of smoking". Hate spending more and more $, despise smelling like an ashtray, and am really really bugged by non-smokers annoying opinions; but I decided to try this on a whim. A friend of my son showed me his, and I was intrigued, then I googled, and read, and read, and searched,,.till my brain about overloaded.... but it seemed to be the perfect fit.
I missed all my flavor cigarettes (and had to resort to cigars to smoke one of my favorites), the savings was obvious, I wouldn't STINK, and I could possibly improve the health of my son and I.
I'm not sure if we will quit. Although my analog smoking is going down every day. I know my health is better; yesterday I smoked more regular ciggys (still trying to find the right nic level in my PV) and I woke up with a tight chest again this AM. And... amazingly enough, after only one week of vaping, and my cigarette usuage going from almost 2 packs to about a 1/2 pack; my sense of smell is improving!
I laid in bed the other night and it was like heaven... I could smell the clean fresh scent of my bedsheets... I drifted off to sleep with a smile~
So for some people, I think they switch for other reasons, and find themselves able to quit, or at least in a better position.
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