E liquid stockists

[chykensa]

Only use the tank crackers in glass tanks Smokeyjo75 but apart from that, they will all be find in Evods.
Just remember the 2 weeks for steeping . . . a good excuse for buying some more to 'lay down' (to borrow a oenological term!).

[Smokeyjo75]

Lol thank u

[lairey]

Hi Smokeyjo75

I love the JJ Mango personally. Their spearmint is lovely, but it did ruin my clearo,,, luckily it was only one of the CE4s (throw aways) I got with my starter kit, will use a glass clearo for it next time. I have a whole load of other JJ samples but am being really good and leaving them to steep before trying... to be fair, I have a whole heap of others to be getting on with! lol

T-Juice juices don't need steeping... they are a little more expensive, but worth it IMO. I love their Red Astaire (a bit like vaping Halls Soothers), Green Steam (blue/blackberry), Forest Affair (berries, vanilla and spices)

Smoke Rainbow are really good for trying out lots of flavours from different brands as they sell 1ml samples for around 50-60p each (kind of like a vape pick 'n' mix)

[gapy360]

Nov 19, 2013 23:42:16 GMT Perpetua said:

Nov 19, 2013 22:57:38 GMT gapy360 said:

Thanks mate loving their RA and Minty the toff going to get some use out of that code
@chrissie can one of the admins add that to the discount list, I couldn't see it in there earlier (I might just be going blind though!)

It's already on there e Gapy . . . I know because I added it myself.

T-Juice - Juices & Concentrates made in the UK - code givemejuice for 15% off.

Yep its there, I was looking in a different discount list under UK suppliers, sorry

[emmita]

Re: steeping. If I make a mix from concentrate does that too need some steeping time?

[Perpetua]

Nov 20, 2013 10:48:34 GMT emmita said:

Re: steeping. If I make a mix from concentrate does that too need some steeping time?

Yes indeed emmita . . . more so than ready made/bought eliquid, as that's had a little time to infuse before it reaches you. Mints/Menthol need the least time, then it's a time scale upwards depending on the mixes and flavours you've made.