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Is TFA cherry the same as TFA Cherry Extract?
submitted almost 6 years ago by Rotor_Tiller
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by TeslaDelMaralmost 6 years agoI Survived Grack

As long as it's not TFA Black Cherry, TFA Cherry Blossom, or TFA Cherry Pie, then yes it should be Cherry Extract.

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by Rotor_Tilleralmost 6 years ago

Thank you! Nicotine river takes liberties with the names sometimes.

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by ID10-Talmost 6 years agoThe Kingmaker

Could also be Maraschino. Ugh, I would hate to think I was using Cherry Extract and be putting TFA Maraschino Cherry in my juice instead.

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by TeslaDelMaralmost 6 years agoI Survived Grack

Good point. The horror. Like that totally clear "Dirty Natural Base" that /u/isuamadog got... at least he knew that something was awry!

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by ID10-Talmost 6 years agoThe Kingmaker

That Wut?!

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by isuamadogalmost 6 years agoRenaissance Mixer

At least it wasn’t some totally mislabeled completely other flavor. It would have been weird to get a flavor and just keep hitting at it wondering why it tasted bad when everyone said it was great.

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by bigtidderalmost 6 years agoSalty Dog

I also got some clear DNB.... 3 years ago from diy-ejuice in BC. Haven't followed up on it but I think it was CBV that tipped me off saying that it should not be clear.

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by OdieDoodahalmost 6 years agoThe Real MVP

If you're talking about Nic River - the answer is YES, they're the same. I had the same question and asked them directly. I don't know why they want to change the names of concentrates.

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by ID10-Talmost 6 years agoThe Kingmaker

Do they have any other TFA Cherries? Sometimes you can figure out which flavor it actually is through elimination.

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