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Ok, can't find another suitable forum on here to put these on so I'll post it here. I have the following juices I am willing to give away FREE to whomever responds first. Please list in your post the juice that you want and then PM me with your address and I will send them out! Vaperite Vanilla - 12mg - 100% VG - 10ml full bottle Vaperite Lemonaide - 12mg - 100% VG - 10ml 1/2 bottle Vaperite Kona Creame 12mg - 100% VG - 10ml 1/2 bottle BlueMist Egg Nog 11mg - 80/20 - 5ml full bottle Bluemist Van. Cream 8mg - 80/20 - 5ml full bottle Bluemist English Toffee 8mg 80/20 - 5ml full bottle Bluemist Coffee n cream 8mg 80/20 - 5ml full bottle Bluemist Van. Mint 8mg 80/20 - 5ml full bottle Electro-Nic Waffle 0mg 100% VG - 10ml full bottle 4pack of Joye 510 compatible 2ohm LR Cartomizers. (was a 5pk but I used one and didn't like em). If you have paypal, if you could throw 5 bucks my way for those that would be great. 1 - eGo blank Megacart (the kind you fill with a needle, I have the needle too). The rest I am giving to my vaping friend and keeping the cherry cola's and white zin's for myself. I also have reserves of 5 LR atty's and 2 batteries so I should be good with that! Thanks! Jodie

I happened on this question while reading a juice review and got upset that everyone was giving the original poster a hard time for their opinion. Is there an objectivity to taste? This idea nearly drove me crazy! I have come to the conclusion that taste is both subjective and objective. If taste was completely subjective then why do juice reviews??? If our opinion carries no weight then why do it? To further compound the issue how would you rate or grade a juice if it was completely subjective? Something that is a 5 out of 10 to you might be a 2 out of 10 for someone else. The idea of pure subjectivity doesn't give any of those numbers substantial meaning or worth. How is anyone supposed to decide if a juice is for them if it is purely subjective? Is taste purely objective? Of course not! We all know that. Otherwise we would all love the same thing. So taste has to be subjective then right? Lets use food as an example since when describing taste that's what everyone has in common. Is it fair to say that the majority of us like pizza? Then wouldn't it be a safe bet to say that we could recommend pizza to anyone who hasn't tried it with a 99% certainty that they would enjoy it? Now lets take a burnt cheeseburger. When I say burnt I mean charcoal. I mean it could break a window. Could you tell someone with confidence that they will not like it with 99% certainty? With that said we now have a system where we can be objective about taste. You can say that yes that is true but there is such a wide range between the two. Yeah but the middle is much smaller. When we really like a juice its safe to say that the majority will like it? When we really dislike a juice it's safe to say that the majority will also hate it. That's why our grading system of juices works.It's the same reason we have cooking schools or restaurants that have month long reservation lists. If taste was completely subjective we wouldn't have the ry4's,Atomic Cinnacide's,Dulcis',and Bobas Bounty at the top of so many lists. Science even proves that taste does have a level of objectivity. To understand what tastes good something must taste bad. Otherwise we have no point of reference which to base what good is. It is defined by what it is not. Which leads me to Honey Beez debate. Yes I'm going there! Every once in awhile there comes a flavor people either love or hate. Same goes for food. Best example I can think of is sushi. Very rarely do you meet anyone that says it's just ok. So why bring all this up? What was the point other than to make a point? To give value to our reviews and if we really like something that it is ok not to preface it with taste is completely subjective because it isn't. More importantly this message was to JUICE SUPPLIERS!!!! I have seen a trend lately of quantity over quality and honestly I'm tired of buying juices that taste nothing like their name or description. We wouldn't except this in food and shouldn't have to in vaping.Think of it like running a restaurant and if you couldn't put it on a menu with a description that is true or couldn't put it on the menu because it doesn't meet your expectations then don't put it on the menu at all. Some suppliers understand this and have very few but very tasty juices. Vaportalk, Tasty Vapor, Alien Visions, and Vaperite should be applauded for understanding that putting out a quality product will bring people back time and time again. So while taste can be subjective it is only subjective to a point. Without an understanding of objectivity in taste we wouldn't be able to rate juices or even be able to differentiate the difference between what tastes good or bad. Reviewers take pride in your preferences! They do mean something.I'll keep watching and trusting in what you do. Lastly to suppliers STOP making sub par juices that even you wouldn't vape. Take pride in the flavors you create. It's what defines who you are. Those who do will get my business over and over again!