e-Smoking in Singapore

[traderblue]

Originally Posted by Trinitrophenol

The import and sale of e-cigarettes is illegal here because under anti-smoking laws, anything that resembles a tobacco product cannot be imported, sold, or offered for sale. If convicted, a person can be fined up to 5,000 Singapore dollars (3,496 U.S. dollars). "

BOTTOMLINE is:

HSA -> funded by MOF -> funded by IRAS -> funded by Customs -> funded by smoker(s)/sucker(s) that paid 600+% tax-levied analogs.

E-ciggy = 0 funding for all coffers. Again SG Gov welcome you to smoke more....the more the merrier....

Applause to the Fascism regime of the Far East!

[khairulnidzom]

been vaping my 510 in kl pj area for 3 months now. and right before chinese new year i will be receiving my first ever Janty eGo. Can't.wait.

[traderblue]

"Apology for the hijack of this thread for a while."
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Reference from thread:

My home-made E-magnum 801 & E-cherry 801 (High Voltage PV)


For you guys in SG and wish to get hold of High Voltage PV locally (while still available), I am letting go these devices, please see below links:-


E-Magnum 801 photos


E-Cherry 801 photos


Also, letting go this (not a HV device)
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Mini-Pipe RS888


All of above devices works ONLY on DSE 801 atomizers.

I had successfully quit analogs (22 years old habit) and e-cigs after an intensive 8 months journey with this e-cigy thingy and learning to DIY mods during times of desperation when all my convectional e-cig batteries failed me. These, however accelerated my quitting process.

My loss is your gain.

PM me if interested.

[Evista]

Originally Posted by traderblue

All of above devices works ONLY on DSE 801 atomizers.

I had successfully quit analogs (22 years old habit) and e-cigs after an intensive 8 months journey with this e-cigy thingy and learning to DIY mods during times of desperation when all my convectional e-cig batteries failed me. These, however accelerated my quitting process.

My loss is your gain.

PM me if interested.

Cool..TB. Since you had quit e-cig, can I buy the e-magnum from you as well? The LED position seem optimum. Just PM you..

[Trinitrophenol]

Sigh.. Thats what Singapore is.. It's a "Fine" City heh. Just got my Chuck Mod yesterday and vaping happily in my office .. Shiok!

[traderblue]

Originally Posted by Trinitrophenol

Sigh.. Thats what Singapore is.. It's a "Fine" City heh. Just got my Chuck Mod yesterday and vaping happily in my office .. Shiok!

Good for you. HV-PV. You will never be wrong.

[Trinitrophenol]

wats HV-PV?

[traderblue]

Originally Posted by Trinitrophenol

wats HV-PV?

High Voltage Personal Vaporizer

[Trinitrophenol]

ahh ok dunno should I upgrade to 6v though.. using 3.7v now.. heard it pops the attys faster

[traderblue]

Originally Posted by Trinitrophenol

ahh ok dunno should I upgrade to 6v though.. using 3.7v now.. heard it pops the attys faster

IMHO, since converted to HV-PV, my atty failed lesser. I guess it could be due to lesser "drag" time required when using 6V/7.2V compared with 3.6V. I remembered when using 3.6V I need to "drag" about 4-6 second to produce ample vapor & throat-hit whereas at 7.2V I need about 1-2 second and it produced much greater throat-hit & much more vapor. HV vaporized the e-juice more completely and lesser cleaning on the atty required in comparison. Drawback, of-course it consumed more e-liquid as more are vaporized.