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Looking for Japanese natural flavors
submitted almost 9 years ago by scrufie

I was trying to find japanese manufacturer or retail website that sells japanese flavors but i couldnt find one. I am tired of using TPA\Capella for my juice and i tried a bunch of European flavors and now want to try something new. If anyone can help me find those Ill be really grateful.

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by Muck777almost 9 years ago

Why Japanese? Vaping with nic isn't even legal in Japan, and while u/ohm-society kindly provided you with a list, you'd then have to evaluate whether they are 'vape safe'.

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by ohm-societyalmost 9 years ago

Here's a link that has many links to various Japanese flavoring/fragrance manufacturers. Goodluck

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by SteepingTakesTimealmost 9 years ago

Geocities. That's trippy.

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by T_Macealmost 9 years agoTobacconist

If you just want something different then try Flavorah, Inawera, Flavor West, Flavor Art, Hangsen, etc. There tons to choose from.

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