Your personal opinions and suggestions would be very helpful

[flynt]

Hi Chrissie & fellow Vapers

To explain the title of this post......
My OH & I are self employed, we make hand crafted wooden gifts, anyway we are moving into having a regular stall on some of the Markets around us, we have been researching other items which we would like to sell alongside our own crafts, we have decided this will be e-cigs/juices and accessories.

So what I am asking from you, if you do not mind, is your input as to which e-juices/e-cigs etc you prefer and which ones you avoid.

If any of the vendors read this then I would welcome their opinions and whether they also act as a wholesaler.

I have a list of wholesalers of e-juices etc but I would welcome all opinions from other users before we make a final decision on which brand to sell on our Market stall, which will be West Yorkshire btw.

Thanks for reading.

Flynt

[Karma]

Hi flynt

have you read the Vendor Rules for this forum?

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/13168/vendors-read-updated-vendor-rules?page=1&scrollTo=263572



or if you only want to sell your hand made mod stands you could ask for mod maker status

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/21670/all-mod-makers-read?page=1&scrollTo=547043

[gapy360]

Personally I would buy healthevapes juice, they have a great range and something for everyone and I don't think their prices are that bad. Saying that I am absolutely loving tjuice at the mo, but this is a higher end juice. If possible could you offer people a way to try the juice before they buy? I know this is something I would like to have available.
Hardware wise protanks and evods are a great lower cost option and £ for £ great value. Aspires seem to also seem to have been getting great reviews.
High end stuff might be harder to shift as (no disrespect) I wouldn't want to buy a kayfun/taifun/high end mod from a market, but you could offer a order type service if people wanted this as they get more into it.
Also rebuildable supplies and maybe be able to demonstrate to people how to rebuild the heads?
And great for people coming into vaping. Bundle that with spinners/Kanger batteries or egos and they are a great starting point.

[flynt]

Nov 9, 2013 20:52:02 GMT Karma said:

Hi flynt

have you read the Vendor Rules for this forum?

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/13168/vendors-read-updated-vendor-rules?page=1&scrollTo=263572



or if you only want to sell your hand made mod stands you could ask for mod maker status

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/21670/all-mod-makers-read?page=1&scrollTo=547043

I believe you have misunderstood my post karma...I am neither a "Vendor" nor do I wish to "sell" our hand crafted gifts on this forum.

I simply wondered if other members would be so kind as to tell me which e-juices and other related items they prefer...we plan to sell e-juices on a Market Stall and I asked the question as a sort of market research to see which brands were preferred by forum members.

[fagin]

Which ones do you use personally?

[Chrissie]

Hi flynt I know at the moment you are just looking for help & suggestions, however, as soon as you do start selling e-cigs/e-liquids for profit, then you do become a vendor, hence Karma 's post

[flynt]

Nov 9, 2013 20:52:44 GMT gapy360 said:

Personally I would buy healthevapes juice, they have a great range and something for everyone and I don't think their prices are that bad. Saying that I am absolutely loving tjuice at the mo, but this is a higher end juice. If possible could you offer people a way to try the juice before they buy? I know this is something I would like to have available.
Hardware wise protanks and evods are a great lower cost option and £ for £ great value. Aspires seem to also seem to have been getting great reviews.
High end stuff might be harder to shift as (no disrespect) I wouldn't want to buy a kayfun/taifun/high end mod from a market, but you could offer a order type service if people wanted this as they get more into it.
Also rebuildable supplies and maybe be able to demonstrate to people how to rebuild the heads?
And great for people coming into vaping. Bundle that with spinners/Kanger batteries or egos and they are a great starting point.

Wow!...that's a really comprehensive reply gapy360...many thank's...much appreciated and very helpful.
Ref the "try b4u buy" suggestion...I was thinking along those lines too...I was thinking of having a load of cartos with sample flavours...would have to have a new tip per customer to be totally hygienic...definitely doable I think...I'll take a look at the ones you mention too...there is so much choice...I only know what I like that's why I'm asking for opinions.

[xrayspecs]

Sent you some ideas about where to start.

[djs]

All I know is most of the e-liquids currently on sale on stalls and stuff are very poor. Some of it is downright dangerous as well, I suspect.

There are also some "wholesalers" (known to me) that are just as ready to rip people off as some of the online "band-wagon" vendors.

I'd have thought a bright idea might be to find a maker that produces juice for proper vape shops.

[digicig]

Aloha Flynt
Welcome to AAEC

Firstly do thee Vape thyselves perchance? Just that thee don't mention that in the OP

With Liquids and 'Hardware' there is definitely a wide variety and preferences to choose from - and with juice - flavours let alone vendors

[Karma]

Nov 9, 2013 21:32:42 GMT djs said:

. Some of it is downright dangerous as well, I suspect.

What makes you say that djs   ?

[djs]

Nov 9, 2013 21:41:57 GMT Karma said:

Nov 9, 2013 21:32:42 GMT djs said:

. Some of it is downright dangerous as well, I suspect.

What makes you say that djs   ?

Just a hunch. Should I "edit"..?

[300]

Nov 9, 2013 21:23:29 GMT flynt said:

Nov 9, 2013 20:52:44 GMT gapy360 said:

Personally I would buy healthevapes juice, they have a great range and something for everyone and I don't think their prices are that bad. Saying that I am absolutely loving tjuice at the mo, but this is a higher end juice. If possible could you offer people a way to try the juice before they buy? I know this is something I would like to have available.
Hardware wise protanks and evods are a great lower cost option and £ for £ great value. Aspires seem to also seem to have been getting great reviews.
High end stuff might be harder to shift as (no disrespect) I wouldn't want to buy a kayfun/taifun/high end mod from a market, but you could offer a order type service if people wanted this as they get more into it.
Also rebuildable supplies and maybe be able to demonstrate to people how to rebuild the heads?
And great for people coming into vaping. Bundle that with spinners/Kanger batteries or egos and they are a great starting point.

Wow!...that's a really comprehensive reply gapy360...many thank's...much appreciated and very helpful.
Ref the "try b4u buy" suggestion...I was thinking along those lines too...I was thinking of having a load of cartos with sample flavours...would have to have a new tip per customer to be totally hygienic...definitely doable I think...I'll take a look at the ones you mention too...there is so much choice...I only know what I like that's why I'm asking for opinions.

They use these in our local ecig wizard store
www.ecigwizard.com/accessories/drip-tips/hygiene-covers-for-sampling.html

[giles]

I think gapy360 's ideas are good, but if you don't vape yourselves, I wouldn't do it at all, and if you do, I'd also develop your own juices, and/or your own design of mods - since you are into wood, probably start with pipes. Either way the aim would be to sell on-line as well as at the market, and to have some high-margin items to go with the stuff that has lots of vendors.

[Karma]

Nov 9, 2013 22:22:44 GMT djs said:

Nov 9, 2013 21:41:57 GMT Karma said:

What makes you say that djs   ?

Just a hunch. Should I "edit"..?

No, i was just wondering if you'd had a personal experience, that's all