RY4 Pronunciation?

[tokari]

Here's a nooby question for you.  How do you pronounce the ejuice "RY4"?

Is it "Rye four" or "R. Y. Four"?

I'd never thought about it before as I get my juices on line and therefore have never had to ask someone for it at a B&M shop.  It's just that I was talking with a couple of fellow vapours at work who each pronounced it differently and so started a mass discussion on which way it should be said.

[blakey]

Are Why Four

[OneDay]

Once upon a time, not all that long ago, e-cigs were in their infancy. There were a couple of very basic e-cigs available and a handful of juices. There were no rebuildable atomisers or DIY juices.

The Ruyan company in China made a few juice varieties, one of which was Ruyan number 4. This has been copied and re-made by almost every juice maker, but the mix of tobacco, caramel and vanilla has retained the shortened name of RY4 (for Ruyan #4). It is pronounced as Blakey describes it above

[djs]

I always like to ask for Roo Yan Four. (Joke...)

Makes me sound knowledgable a wally. (Polite version).

What about Are Wye Aye Four. Divvent argie.

[snout71]

and apparently the number is the sweetness, ry6 is sweeter than ry5 and 4

[enjay]

It's riffer Ha ha

[daveyboy37]

Dec 18, 2013 13:16:06 GMT OneDay said:

Once upon a time, not all that long ago, e-cigs were in their infancy. There were a couple of very basic e-cigs available and a handful of juices. There were no rebuildable atomisers or DIY juices.

The Ruyan company in China made a few juice varieties, one of which was Ruyan number 4. This has been copied and re-made by almost every juice maker, but the mix of tobacco, caramel and vanilla has retained the shortened name of RY4 (for Ruyan #4). It is pronounced as Blakey describes it above

So when I mentioned RY4 to the bloke who runs one of the TW shops in Chester, he said that TW invented RY4..
So can i assume he doesn't know what he's talking about? If so..who would have guessed that!!

[GunJack]

Dec 27, 2013 21:56:56 GMT daveyboy37 said:

So when I mentioned RY4 to the bloke who runs one of the TW shops in Chester, he said that TW invented RY4..
So can i assume he doesn't know what he's talking about? If so..who would have guessed that!!

lol...market or Saltney ?? might be worth a trip for a wind-up

[daveyboy37]

His son at Saltney.. Its approximately 60 seconds walk from my front door. Handy for an absolute total emergency of epic proportions. Other than that I can't see me going in again.

Imagine my excitement earlier this year when a mate told me about a B&M shop opening somewhere near me.. Imagine my disappointment when the TW shop front went up.

[djs]

Will the real Mr bull shady please stand up.

[djs]

Dec 26, 2013 23:53:06 GMT snout71 said:

and apparently the number is the sweetness, ry6 is sweeter than ry5 and 4

Actually, I think they gave up with that method ages ago. RY5 and RY6 are more tobacco style. Those are the ones I like.
RY6 is very odd, but I do love it. Best in a carto or carto-tank. Nasty in a CE4....