liqua juice surprisingly good

[bunker0617]

Got my juice order from fast tech today had never tried this brand before I got a berry mix and cherry at 18 milligrams price was only around $6 for 30 milliliters I didn't expect a lot but was very surprised by the flavor throat hit and vapor this could be an all day vape. I think I'm going on fasttech tonight to order some more

 

[Buckshot]

Liqua is very watered down. Not bad as a cheap backup/emergency though. I received apple, cola, cherry and tiramisu. Apple was the best, cherry was the worst.

 

[shakeytails]

I don't have much experience with different juices, but I think Liqua is kinda weak as well. I've only tried vanilla(boring but OK), menthol (more minty than menthol) and tiramisu. While I don't like the tiramisu alone (too dry, too coffee), I do like it mixed with a little ry4 and caramel.

 

[Weiliwu78]

Ordered their tiramisu and energy drink from Fastech as well. I guess I'll see for myself.

 

[Talyon]

I'd u enjoy it then that's all that matters. Happy Vapeing.

 

[chellemmm]

I like the Berry Mix and the Cherry. Just me, though. YMMV.

 

[SouthernBliss]

I really enjoyed the tiramisu myself. It wasn't strong but I somehow that did not prevent it from getting vaped up super fast.

 

[Weiliwu78]

Got these in the mail today. Will try them soon.

I got these before I realized that they are made in China, so I don't think I will get them anymore.

 

[Cavediver]

Got these in the mail today. Will try them soon.

I got these before I realized that they are made in China, so I don't think I will get them anymore.

I think they're Italian, not Chinese.

 

[Transient]

I've had the Vanilla. Good and rich but for me, unvapable on it's own. Usually mixed it with Torque or some random fruit flavor. By itself, leaves sort of a sweet feeling in the throat, which just feels weird to me. Kind of like how artificially sweetened drinks do. Would like to try the apple though. Just my $0.02.

 

[Buckshot]

I think they're Italian, not Chinese.

Chinese juice with Italian flavoring....fancy.

 

[bunker0617]

Thought theses were Italian made and sourced too anyone else know if this is correct? I'd prefer not to be vaping Chinese juice.... I'll leave them to making my pv and not my juice....

 

[errolng]

Thought theses were Italian made and sourced too anyone else know if this is correct? I'd prefer not to be vaping Chinese juice.... I'll leave them to making my pv and not my juice....

think buckshot is right.
not sure if they mean that the ingredients are sourced from Italy.
don't understand why they would have to go all the way to Europe for it though.
maybe just to make it sound better

 

[Buckshot]

Thought theses were Italian made and sourced too anyone else know if this is correct? I'd prefer not to be vaping Chinese juice.... I'll leave them to making my pv and not my juice....

Hate to burst your bubble...
Our Production | Ritchy

 

[Hotwire]

Meh I vape Dekang and that's Chinese, in fact they were one of the first on the scene. Not bad juices and cheap too. You can order a batch of 5 flavors, only like 2 or 3 and still get your money's worth and then save a boatload by now having some really cheap fave juices.

Seem to be a love or hate them kind of brand though, but I like them, their 100pg juices are atty friendly, their menthol is as good as any, their vanilla is not bad and their camel is awesome.

I too was under the impression Liqua was Italian but look more closely and

LIQUA E-liquid bottles are an exciting range of Italian flavoured e-liquid for electronic cigarettes.

LIQUA e-liquid comes in a variety of flavours and nicotine levels and can be used with any electronic cigarette that supports refillable cartridges. The base of LIQUA is propylene glycol and glycerine food. These ingredients are non-toxic and are routinely used in food products and perfumes. For more information on e-liquids you can read our E-liquid Facts

http://www.vapehit.co.uk/products.php?44&cPath=13

Not sure what's uniquely 'Italian' about any of them but Tirramisu....

From the same site

In China, manufacturers must obtain nontoxic testing permits to regulate the amount of pure nicotine that is mixed with e-liquid batches, but no other documentation is needed to produce and distribute. Some concern has been raised over the quality of ingredients used in Chinese manufacturing, but no substantiated evidence has been brought forward to discredit Chinese manufacturers. Many Chinese companies comply with standards implemented by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
Manufacturers in China of e-liquid now have stringent hi-tech manufacturing plants with advanced quality control, and also offer certifications of SGS, MSDS and TUV VOM in order to comply with a reputable standard of quality together with a standardised safety module of their products having undergone an array of tests over their e-liquid contents.

http://www.vapehit.co.uk/info.php?articles&articles_id=22&sid=l6kluv9vln7j7tu27qerngek55

 

[BennyBlanco]

it's a "european managed" company with production in china.

i haven't tried their juice but i would have no qualms about it. there's not much to e-juice. i'm more wary of small operations without proper lab facilities when it comes to e-juice.