Different Juice For Different E-Cigs?

[USAFSGT]

So this just came to my head acouple of days ago and I don't know if anyone else has ever thought about it. I've watched plenty of reviews in my limited time of vaping and I always seem to hear people say "This juice isn't that good in this e-cig but it's great in another". So has anyone really thought of or tried making different juices for just one type of E-Cig? Take the Joye-510. It gives out a huge vapor production but I know sometimes it can lack in the taste department. Has anyone thought of making like .... the VT Juice Mentha designed for just the Joye-510 and then making slightly different take on it for the 901? I know voltage has a lot to do with it and such. I don't bother myself with trying to know all of the details of exactly how they are all different. I just didn't know if that thought ever ran across any of the experts minds on here.

On a side note; mentha might not have been the best example to use because it's pretty strong. But what about something like Dulcis?

Edited October 27, 2009 by USAFSGT

[BirdDog]

I use the warmer flavors in my 510, Dulcis, Vanilla and coffee. I use the cooler flavors in my 801, peach, cola and Redbull. I do this because of the different heat production from the atomizers. I really appreciate the flavors much better.

[Christopher]

That is a good point and it's been thought up already. Making the flavor strong for the 510 works much better. The problem is, to order juice in each flavor and each strength AND each model would bring cost around what most people pay for their homes.

[USAFSGT]

That is a good point and it's been thought up already. Making the flavor strong for the 510 works much better. The problem is, to order juice in each flavor and each strength AND each model would bring cost around what most people pay for their homes.

Yeah I guess that's true. I guess the magic would be to fine something that works great in all e-cigs. Oh well. I'll keep on scratching my brain for something off the wall to corner the market on (and then tell chris all about it).