noblevaping

Vaping has been around a relatively long time now. I started vaping around 7 years ago and was one of the early pioneers. I’ve seen the industry explode into a multi-billion pound industry. Given that, there are so many e-juice flavours available nowadays.

This has its positives and its negatives. Negatives are that it’s difficult to find great flavours because you have to experiment so much with different juices – the choice can feel overwhelming. Positives are that you get to experience many deferent flavours. Over the years, I’ve developed a nice collection of my favourite flavours, from the newer juices, such as Riot Squad e liquid to older juices, such as traditional orange or lemon.

Today, I’m going to share some of the things that I've learned about discovering new flavours. I feel that I have some decent advice to share with you guys and that by reading this blog you'll be able to more easily find flavours that you love.

Go and Visit a Vape Shop

Many of my fellow vapour friends just buy their juices online. Yes, it is definitely more convenient, but it doesn’t help with discovering flavours. Visiting a vape shop is much more productive. The vast majority of vape shops that I've visited are run by some awesome people. They’ll gladly let you sample juices before you buy.

This is such a great way to discover new flavours – you can even make some new friends! Give it a go if you’ve never done it before.

I would give you one word of caution here, though: make sure you sample non-nicotine juices. Otherwise, you can get way too much nicotine in your system and you'll literally come away buzzing.

Buy Sample Boxes

I know that for many of you, visiting a vape shop is out of the question because they're either too far away or they're only open during the workday. You can still sample a decent amount of juices when buying online. All you need to do is invest in some of the sample boxes. Here, the juice manufactures will send you boxes of up to 10 flavours, which you can sample as and when you want to.

The good thing here is that they usually contain nicotine, so you get to continue your habit and still get your fix. Because you don’t have to sample them all at the same time, you won’t get buzzed either.

Another tip: use a notebook to document what you think of each juice. It’s easy to forget which one you liked the best and which one you didn’t like at all – nothing worse than putting an order in and realising you mixed your favourite and your worst and now you're stuck with a juice you don’t like.

Ignore the Names

There are too many fancy names in the juice market. For instance, what does Riot Squad e liquid possibly taste like? A group of people rioting? No, it’s gorgeous and has tones of fruit, but you wouldn't know that by reading the name!

The only real way to tell if you'll like a juice is to try it.