Saddened to hear the end of this era is coming Fortunately, I can maintain peace in my certainty that my SuperT products will last a lifetime
David, thank you for some exceptional devices
David, thank you for some exceptional devices
A little bit of Super T Trivia:
If you came to ecigs after 2010, you may not know this, but Super-T invented what is commonly known as the "drip tip", now used the world over. Prior to it, atomizers came with plastic tips that fell out (and of course you couldn't drip through them). Others turned to adapting Gel Pen grips and caps they slid over the atomizer or drilling out the stock plastic tip in attempt to fashion a tip, but Super T came up with a simple, but effective solution and the first purpose built drip tips with their unique o-ring retention and larger through hole for dripping. Though simple, I still consider it one of our bigger inventions:
Heres the very first one:
Awesome!!!Dave, I am really disappointed by your decision. You are one of the persons that I like to compete and when you make something nice I want to make something better. To my opinion, you have to rethink and stay where you are. If people like you start leaving e-cigs, the only thing that customers will have will be clones, copiers, trollers, thieves.
No reason to make a revolutionary product. Its enough to make quality and unique constructions. Thats what people really want from you to my opinion.
Sorry that I wrote in your forum but I had to do it. Stay strong!!
David,
What is your other business if I can ask?
Dave, I am really disappointed by your decision. You are one of the persons that I like to compete and when you make something nice I want to make something better. To my opinion, you have to rethink and stay where you are. If people like you start leaving e-cigs, the only thing that customers will have will be clones, copiers, trollers, thieves.
No reason to make a revolutionary product. Its enough to make quality and unique constructions. Thats what people really want from you to my opinion.
Sorry that I wrote in your forum but I had to do it. Stay strong!!
Thank you Imeo, you and I used to really push each other, those were the days ! This isn't really a choice for me though, the cost of manufacturing here in the US just exceeds the cost at which we can sell them. We tried going to dealers, but we can't offer a big enough discount to interest many. Dealers can buy clones in quantity for 10.00 each and make them up 200-400 percent, so their profits are huge on clones vs US manufactured goods. I don't know what the costs of manufacturing are in Europe, but here, we just can't compete with the Chinese. Not to mention, when you do come up with a good invention, it has a very short shelf life before the Chinese copy it. It just isn't financially viable anymore. Its sad.
Really sucks to see this as the reason David. It really offers much more perspective in the authentic vs clone debate. I'll be honest, I really don't know much about patents, but would it have been possible to patent some of the things that made your mods unique in function, such as the locking mechanism for the telescoping section of the ELA? Or is it to cost prohibitive?
Thank you Imeo, you and I used to really push each other, those were the days ! This isn't really a choice for me though, the cost of manufacturing here in the US just exceeds the cost at which we can sell them. We tried going to dealers, but we can't offer a big enough discount to interest many. Dealers can buy clones in quantity for 10.00 each and make them up 200-400 percent, so their profits are huge on clones vs US manufactured goods. I don't know what the costs of manufacturing are in Europe, but here, we just can't compete with the Chinese. Not to mention, when you do come up with a good invention, it has a very short shelf life before the Chinese copy it. It just isn't financially viable anymore. Its sad.