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Twisp's shittiness got me into vaping, so I guess they kinda helped me too...

1979 is the year model of your first car? @rabbitneko

SAVAGE!

Something I found very informative was DIYorDIE's youtube channel. He often does a video on a specific flavour and reviews all the companies who make it. For example, the video will be called: Flavourtalk: Lets talk about Strawberries/Creams/Vanilla It gives you a good idea what to look for...

Upside down jellyfish with 6 protruding eyes making its way through 4 equal sized rings Don't mind me I know jack-Sh!T about tricks! Have fun gents!

Most definitely it depends on build. I would say flavour is 85% build and 15% atty.

To be honest, I prefer my Tsunami over my Wotofo lush for flavour.

And then the impending scorns from the onlookers going: "you know how bad that is for your lungs?!"

Agreed and no problem man. I will shhhhh now.

It's good value, no doubt, and as you said, the backlash from a pure DIY perspective was expected. One thing you might want to do, is selling PG and VG in amounts that could form a kit with these concentrates for guys that have little to no experience with DIY. I can mix probably 5 liters of...

Look, I am not denying the fact that this should be "premium" liquid made by one of the best. My point is, it's still a concentrate. It's still made up of the exact same concentrates we buy from our local vendors. It still requires (to some point) some DIY knowledge. And, let's be honest...

To be frank, this is overpriced by about 150% If you take INW concentrates, which is some of the most expensive concentrates around, a 30ml bottle will cost you around R175.00 Now I know there are import duties and branding and all involved, but so are there on the standard single flavour...

@Rob Fisher , @ShaneW was nice enough to let me taste this phenomeNOMMMM of a juice on Saturday from his personal mod, and I have to say, I finally understand what the hype is about, it is simply DELICIOUS!

I also shake the living hell out of my liquids, then put the cap on, wait for it the bubbles to go away and repeat until about 4 to 5 seconds before I dislocate my shoulder. I repeat this process about 4 times a day.

Still a bit easier to just get the spout caps for those bottles, and squeeze out into mixing container!