Now go make something awesome…after you transfer them … Lol
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thanks for the reply. Question? When will you have Caramel FA in? I ordered the wrong thing so now I have enough butterscotch for Life LOL. I didn’t check the bottles I received because well… I’m lazy and honestly won’t be mixing with the ones I ordered until I finish up the smaller bottles I already have.
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FA Apple Pie
FA Butterscotch
FA Cappuccino
FA Caramel
FA Catalan Cream
FA Cocoa and FA Chocolate
FA Cinnamon Ceylon
FA Coconut
FA Coffee Espresso
FA Condensed Milk
FA Cookie
FA Custard
FA Fresh Cream
FA Fuji
FA Irish Cream
FA Jamaican Rum
FA Lemon Sicily
sheesh this is getting long… all the creams LOL all the Vanilla’s too
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I know a lot of folks don’t like the Condensed milk but mixed up with the Custard and Marshmallow? It really rocks LOL just saying.
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question two… You’re using NicSelect… that’s from India right? Why is this Nic better than others? I read that in a diy group on FB somewhere it was a better quality nic?
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Just saw this thread. Grant is indeed quite the awesome guy. I received my orders this week and was a little surprised about the bottles, but personally I dont mind them at all. I dont like droppers because i have to pop the tip off to get my syringe in there so these will work just fine for me. Let me tell you though, As far as customer service goes, Grant is on point! I left a message through the contact form on their webpage and within 1 minute received a phone call from Grant himself answering all of my questions. My hats off to you sir! if only more companies cared about their customer base that much! NicotineRiver will definitely be getting my future business.
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Good morning! Every FlavourArt flavor that says “Out Of Stock” comes in the middle of next week including Caramel 
We do you use NicSelect and we are the west coast distributor for them. The source of the nicotine product is indeed from India. NicSelect is very well know product and is widely used in the vaping community. I hope this helps and if you have anymore questions, let me know!
Thank you!
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Thank you my friend and Happy New Year!
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You’re really going to regret saying that LOL I have tons of questions, but I’ll be nice. Okay well I will purchase my next nic from you when I run out of the liter I just bought. Man I hate finding out things later
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For 60 ml bottles and larger I’d like to see the HDPE natural tube style bottles like Capellas uses for the their larger bottles. You could also sell dispensing caps to fit those bottles separately.
Heres one place I found that sells them.
http://www.containerandpackaging.com/catalog/cylinder-plastic-bottles/42/#3006
Having so many different size and style bottles is getting frustrating. Not sure what TFA is thinking with their weird size 4 oz bottles. And their glass 15 ml bottles are nice but not easy to mix with when mixing by weight.
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I personally would not mind just getting everything in nice black plastic unicorn bottles. I’m definitely a fan of those for flavor. I like the clear ones for juice.
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as long as it doesn’t have a dripper I have to remove I’m good with it. Or even give people the option for a few cents more. I don’t know honestly I’m about to the point where I know what I like from the stuff I use to not buy the smaller bottles anymore though. It’s just the trial bottles that get on my nerves.
So you do not like a dripper tip? That’s what I want. Do you measure by mass or volume? Agree on the small volumes. 10ml ain’t enough for proven flavors. I was thinking 30ml black unicorns are perfect. If they keep their prices where they are I may convert everything I have to those.
I’d have to agree with TELY. I hate the drippers on my flavors. they definitely are more of a PITA then anything else. I recently started measuring by mass after years of volume, but I still prefer to have an open bottle top. Besides, I have more empty dropper bottles than i know what to do with if i do want to transfer.
Wow, I’m quite surprised with the responses about dripper bottles. It took me a good while to switch from volumetric mixing to mixing by weight. The moment I did the syringes and graduated cylinders went by the wayside. So did most of the mess and cleanup. Just grab my flavor, drip the weight needed and put the cap back on. So easy and precise. I will never go back to syringes…most loathsome way to mix for me.
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Seems to me, if you mix by volume you hate taking the little dropper tops off. If you mix by mass you love having everything in droppers. That’s been my experience.
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I never thought about it but that makes complete sense.
I have a set of 5ml to 100ml cylinders that I never used because my scale arrived one day before the cylinders. It is much easier for me to mix by weight. Drip bottles make it even easier. No fuss no muss.
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Just received an order from BVC and the 4oz bottles they use are very nice and my Yorker tops fit them perfectly.
These are what they were I believe. They had the black ribbed caps on them and you could also get the Yorker caps for them as well. Being able to just take the black cap off and put on a Yorker cap to mix by weight is very convenient.
http://www.containerandpackaging.com/item/B344
They are narrower and a little taller than the capella type bottles I posted above and take up less room in my cabinet which I like a lot. They come in 2 oz up to 32 oz and very reasonably priced IMO. They also have a rounded top which doesn’t trap juice like the capellas type cylinder bottles.
By the way, is Nicotine River going to carry Capellas flavours??
Im buying larger and larger orders of flavouring each week and if NR can supply me with what I need at wholesale pricing, It will be a one stop shop for me.
I hope they are still checking in here.
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Good morning! Thank you so much for posting this. Those are the exact bottles I have been deliberating over and I was going to post a topic about it later today. I would cap it with a white cap to and give a free twist cap as well along with every bottle? Would this twist cap be beneficial? http://www.containerandpackaging.com/item/L408
Thank you!
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