All day vape question

[Ment]

DIY is the way to go, particularly if the TPD kicks in. Stick a couple of litres of nicotine in the freezer, should last you years.

Pick one flavour you can tolerate (everyone likes strawberry) to see you through while you experiment.

 

[Crewella]

It took me several months before I finally found a flavour I could vape all day (yet another Manabush fan here), but I found a few I could chop and change and get by with by sampling in my local shop and by buying a range of flavours from onepoundliquid.com, which was a good way to find out if I liked fruit/tobacco/mint etc. without spending a fortune. They're not bad, especially for the price.

As a new vaper, you might also go through phases where your tastes alter as your body copes with the changes, and I also had a couple of weeks of not being able to taste much at all - juices that were fine before just suddenly tasted of nothing for a while. It affects us all differently, but at least if it happens you'll know it's not unusual and you won't just give up - it passes! Good luck!

 

[eyeball kid]

It took me several months before I finally found a flavour I could vape all day (yet another Manabush fan here), but I found a few I could chop and change and get by with by sampling in my local shop and by buying a range of flavours from onepoundliquid.com, which was a good way to find out if I liked fruit/tobacco/mint etc. without spending a fortune. They're not bad, especially for the price.

As a new vaper, you might also go through phases where your tastes alter as your body copes with the changes, and I also had a couple of weeks of not being able to taste much at all - juices that were fine before just suddenly tasted of nothing for a while. It affects us all differently, but at least if it happens you'll know it's not unusual and you won't just give up - it passes! Good luck!

Good advice from crewella.
I did the same going into your local shop is great,and keep supporting them but it can,get expensive. I eventually did just the above. And went to liquid and spent about twenty pounds on one of each and found what fruit/ tobacco I liked and for a while there ry 4 became my adv until I found the mighty,manabush.

 

[bohemianspirit]

Hi, I too struggled to find a flavour I could vape all day ~ I recently discovered Luna E Juice and have been vaping their Vanilla Custard non stop lol It's reasonably priced and tastes mild and lovely ( not sickly at all )

 

[djmorgz]

i did have a all day vape one of my fav juices ever but rising costs for liquid nearly 45 quid for 120 ml and bills to pay had me searching for a cheaper alternative found a company deluxe vapours near where i live that does 100mls for just over 20 quid and all really tasty which is much more affordable. im now looking at diy and will play around trying to make something close to all my fav juices

 

[cheersm8]

I didn't find my all day vape until I stopped searching. Now I'm happy vaping anything that tastes of nothing but sweetness.

 

[holyjuice]

Might wanna check out VapeGoo, can't recommend them enough.. £4.95 for 30ml and they have a current offer on with 3 for 2 so that's 90ml for £9.90 with free delivery. flavours are amazing and it's all 70vg/30pg which for me is perfect. I can't understand why so many people are happy paying £5-6 for 10ml, seems criminal to me

 

[jools]

I can't vape the same flavour all day anyway. The taste just goes all dull. I use an RDA and have 3 or 4 bottles to drip from and rotate through these. Usually 2 of them will be manabush and the other an NET juice from HOL.

 

[geordie]

Might wanna check out VapeGoo, can't recommend them enough.. £4.95 for 30ml and they have a current offer on with 3 for 2 so that's 90ml for £9.90 with free delivery. flavours are amazing and it's all 70vg/30pg which for me is perfect. I can't understand why so many people are happy paying £5-6 for 10ml, seems criminal to me

Possibly because not everyone shares your glowing assessment of Vapegoo juices. I've tried their juice and I wouldn't buy again.
There are a few "good value" juices out there, but none that have cornered the market afaik.

 

[SirLugg]

The simple answer is by trying whatever you can afford and discovering it usually by accident.
Expect to try 2 crap ones to every one you love. Then after a while you'll have a good idea of what you do and don't like which will mostly guide you in what you buy in the future.

We're all different buddy. What I like you may not and vice versa. I quit the fags on straight strawberry, lemon, pineapple etc juices and at the time thought they were the bees knees. Now I tend to avoid fruit, mostly, and head down the cereal/bakery/dessert aisle.
Experimentation is the way forward.