Ella's Flavorings c/o High Desert Vapes

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So, I was looking at High Desert Vapes for the first time and saw Ella’s flavorings. I’m guessing they do the same thing as Ecigexpress with TPA flavors; rebottle and call it Signature. HDV does this with Capella? Has anyone has good/bad experience with this vendor or it’s flavorings?

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I have ordered a couple of times and they ship pretty fast and had no problems with the product. They had a yogurt that I was having a hard time finding. I think their Ella’s is probaby TPA or CAP. . I will buy from them again, but will probably check BCV first. Cant hardly beat those guys price or service.

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@Jimk The Top Note organic lemon is good.and so is the yogurt. Also had a cherry that turned out good

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That’s a first, from what I’ve heard in the forum. You might want to pass that around in another section to clue in cherry lovers you’ve found a good vendor flavor for cherry. I’m thinking the “Ella’s” is actually “capellas”. They get it in super large quantities and rebottle it with their own label.

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Do these places do this because they want to sell it in smaller/different size bottles than the original comes in? I’ve always wondered why ECX calls TPA flavorings “Signature.”

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@JoJo They buy in very large bulk containers at a discounted price and repackage them for retail st a profit. For example: 1 gal of TFA Cherry extract from TFA is $85, they can get 30 / 4oz. bottles from that gallon and sell them for $7.50 each for a gross of $225. They may clear $100 profit or a little more after repackaging and labeling.
@JimK that is the Cherry flavor that I have, after reviewing my ordes I found that I had gotten it from another vendor PerfectVape.
You can get it directly from TPA cheaper though, $6.50/ 4 oz.

Cherry Extract Flavor**
A rich cherry flavor, like a sweet hard cherry candy. Good for adding a bright cherry note to all sorts of applications!

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I get that, I just didn’t know why they don’t sell them as what they are. Why change the name?

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I have no clue. I guess to make it more matketable for them.

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I figured it must be something to do with not being allowed to sell a name brand repackaged in another bottle, but now that I think about it, other than Capella, the flavors I’ve gotten have all been repackaged with a different label. So I still don’t have a clue either. Lol

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That crossed my mind too. Maybe CAP charges a royalty for putting their name on the label. Or it could be a liability issue.

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