Wow one of the original commercial companies are shutting down web sales.
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A sad trend. I just hope that larger companies see the merit in buying the recipes from recently fallen brands. Just have a PG based range marked as suitable for cosmetics would reclassify it into an importable chemical.
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Sad.
Would be nice to them release their recipes tho.
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I believe that it’s only their online sales for web customers. Commercial sales to distributors and or vape stores may not be affected. @Lostmarbles are you looking for a specific eliquid recipe from them.
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no, nothing specific. Back in the day, I liked their stuff, but it’s been years since I’ve bought commercial juices and don’t remember what they were. I just remember a smokey, whisky, wood barrel tasting one that I liked. Memories aren’t as strong as they used to be.
I think Charlie Noble released a bunch some time back. Thought that was cool of them.
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I doubt that if Five Pawns ever closes shop that they will release any recipes.
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I remember reading about Five Pawns back in the day but never tried them. From memory I don’t think I could find them available in Australia.
However I bought Gambit a little while ago remembering what I said above. I thought for the price it was worth a go.
I wonder why they’re closing to regular Joes? Not profitable anymore I suppose.
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Five pawns started really early on in the industry, alot of their e-liquids were 50/50 blends which worked great for sub-ohm and pods, but after most companies where forced by the FDA to switch to synthetic nicotine their flavors and sales have suffered. I have a local shop that stocks five pawns and they said that they don’t sell really well.
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According to a email I received from Five Pawns they are simply putting an end to their online retail sales. They will continue producing their products and selling them to commercial/wholesale buyers.
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