Worried about where to buy juice online

[Roxie1]

I've had a fantastic ordering experience with Ahlusion. I ordered from Pink Spot and it was ~not~ good at all. Ahlusion has a great quality juice and I'm happy with them. Shipping isn't too bad, and it's free after $50.00.

 

[Gearles]

MBV, Capitvape, GoodLife Vapor and The Vapor Chef are on the top of my list!

 

[MqT2012]

I avoid online juice purchases altogether. I use the internet for research and that is about it. There is no substitute for a good local vaping store (unless you don't have one, in which case you should open one up ).

 

[irieSTYLEE]

check out vapinthecape.com

always has discounts and reliable reviews.

they are based out of cape coral florida (im in atlanta). shipping is about 2 days to the ATL. great prices and tons of sales! and no, i dont work for them haha

 

[fchavez11386]

Check out Hi-Tec Vapor based out of Arizona. they are local to me and have high quality juices. From their Yelp reviews, it seems their juices are grade A. I myself enjoy their tropical tantrum flavor: pineapple, coconut and a few other tropical fruits....its to die for

they also have an online store and can ship internationally.

http://www.hitecvapor.com

 

[DaBucs]

check out vapinthecape.com

always has discounts and reliable reviews.

they are based out of cape coral florida (im in atlanta). shipping is about 2 days to the ATL. great prices and tons of sales! and no, i dont work for them haha

Vapininthecape is a pretty good company. Very friendly and will answer all your questions. They also have a location in kissimee fl called vapininkiss. I have visited the kiss shop and it was nice and the people there friendly too.

They don't make their own juices, but carry Gingers ejuice and juices that they get from a couple other suppliers retagged as VITC. Their rebranded juice isn't bad.

 

[BigClouds88]

I agree that DIY (make 'em at home) is a blast! I love the Virgin Vapor line, but recently tried Vape Lovely E Juice (a new Vendor) and the stuff is slammin'. Also, check out what people are saying on YouTube to get some personal perspectives.

 

[miccap26]

I just ordered from Ahlusion, should get it on Thursday, but have been buying from Mt. Baker, not bad but ready to upscale the liquid some, would love to do the DIY but not enough time in the day. there is a great forum on here, search:" top 5 vendors " I have learned a lot.
best of luck !




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[wallacecarey]

Find a local vape shop that allows you to test/taste juices and go from there. I ordered my first juices online and blind and got mixed results. DIY is simple to do you will probally go there in time.

Wallace

 

[jimbol]

I'm not looking for the cheapest I'm looking for high quality.

I think someone else mentioned Johnson Creek, they are very high quality with excellent service and a good variety of flavors. Halo is very good. RocketFuel is relatively new and seem to be very good. Also Vapor Girl is good. No bathtubs and t-shirts for this group.

 

[Springbrook]

I've only tried five or six vendors, but there is a Minnesota company called Vermillion River that I'm partial to. Their Kentucky Blends are delicious, if you want Tobacco. They have a solid following here on ECF. My favorite so far.
I just put in an order at Mount Baker, after reading a bunch of reviews, and considering that they were big winners with Spinfuel in 2012, as well as the enthusiastic support they get on this forum. Their prices are great and I'm just figuring out how expensive e-juice will be. I think I made an informed decision, but we'll see.
PBusardo is raving about something called Castle Long Reserve from Five Pawns -- apparently aged in oak barrels, like wine. Very expensive.
DIY is in the not too distant future for me, I guess.

 

[Racehorse]

I'm going to buy my first juice online and there are toooo many choices. I really don't want to put just anything in my lungs and yes I know how silly that's sounds coming from someone who's been smoking for 15 years.

NOt silly at all. Many people feel that way.

IMHO, if you really want to know what is in your juice, then DIY it.

If not, then realize that most ejuice vendors are using flavorings from about 4 MAJOR flavoring companies. And the flavoring companies themselves, especially linda at TFA/TPA, and Flavor Arts, to use examples, have worked hard to take some of the bad stuff out of the fflavorings.

The reason they can ddo this is because the flavorings are synthetic. you can do neat stuff like that in a lab.


therefore, I disagree with the *assumption* that *organic is better*. Because I know better. And some organic flavorings have naturally ocurring substances in them that can't be taken out.....not unless they go to a lab, and then they aren't natural anymore, they are synthetic flavorings.

So, let me tell you this: I haven't dealt with many companies that I would not trust their stuff to vape it.

You can rest assured that it is pretty safe. There is *some* questions about some NETs and also some things like cinnamon, oils, etc. I would say use common sense there........I can't vape cinnamon as it makes ME cough. So, that is just common sense for me not to buy it as there is no point in irritating my lungs. Right?

I also don't like to vape food coloring or dyes...so look at colors if that bothers you. PinkSpot and some others appear to have colors?

THE WORST problem you're going to have is not spending too much $$ *finding* your perfect juice.


In the meantime, just order from the ECF companies here, AND start hanging out in DIY where you will learn a heck of a lot about making ejuice. EVEN if you never make any, the point is that you will LEARN about how it's made.

And, then, you won't be SCARED.


Happy new year


and PS, after seeing the labs in china, the big ones like hangsen, etc. I have no problem vaping that stuff either. They are operating in unbelieveably clean environments, all stainless steel machines, epople in clean suits, masks, etc. I might even trust it more as a result of all that.
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