Yeah but with chew they can make it as strong as they want by taking more. No need to label strength.
Good Point. I had a friend who could stuff about a 1/4 of the can in his mouth at a time. Looked like he was hiding an inner tube in his bottom lip. 
I wrote this post a few days ago but must not have posted it. I think the main issue with the US market is distribution. I think BT has much of the convenience store market locked up. General is only in the independent stores and a few of the decent sized franchises, but not the most popular. That makes it harder to get market share and entice smaller companies to take a chance in the US.
On a different note, I made the big mistake of doing my snowblower mod on Sunday. I got it finished yesterday in 90 plus degree heat but it turned out much more difficult than I anticipated. The impeller blades were over 1/4 inch of ten year old steel that I had to drill from 10 inches above. It's done and now I have to wait until we get one of those wet sticky snows to see how well it works.
On a different note, I made the big mistake of doing my snowblower mod on Sunday. I got it finished yesterday in 90 plus degree heat but it turned out much more difficult than I anticipated. The impeller blades were over 1/4 inch of ten year old steel that I had to drill from 10 inches above. It's done and now I have to wait until we get one of those wet sticky snows to see how well it works.
The most common stores here that carry general are Quik Trip and they are probably the most popular gas station/ convenience store around. They have tons of stores all over the place. I pass two on the way to work. The shop that I've been buying at is just a discount smoke shop and I go there because it's cheaper. It's a little inconvenient but I just buy everything they have each time I go.
More and more gas stations around me carry General brands, but Meijer gas stations started it first. When I started using snus I use to buy it from a Cigar store that carried limited quantities, but it was expensive, like $5.50 a can. Now the gas station down the road, a Citgo, carries it at $1.99 a can. I just buy them out whenever I see them restock. I have about four rolls of General Original in the freezer now along with a couple rolls of Mint.
I think on my last trip I got about 15 cans. Like I said, it takes a special trip to the smoke shop so I don't go that often. I should go every week or two and stock up.
I rarely, if ever, get outside of this thread in the ecf forum. Being bored today at work, I was surprised to see other new threads in the smokeless section. I guess I should take a look around more often. I'm still using a Kayfun RBA and Cloupor mod. Might be some new fancy vaper stuff I should research.
I just picked up a kayfun 4. It's a pretty good improvement over my kfl+ attys. It's top fill and so far no leaking. I usually get a lot of moisture under my kayfuns where they meet the pv. I assume it's from residual vapor and not actually leaking but sometimes they are a real mess underneath.
I have that problem with my Kayfun Hitt. If the V4 is an improvement, I might have to check it out. I hate cleaning the top on my mod every time I add juice.
I have been running three kfl+ for a while now and all three do the same thing. I just got the kayfun 4 yesterday so you may want to wait until I've used it a week or so to give you some feedback. Someone on the diy eliquid thread gave me the link. Here it is if you want to take a look.
Kayfun V4 Clone by Tobeco
Kayfun V4 Clone by Tobeco
I gave up on tanks years ago. RDAs only for me. I guess it has something to do with how little I vape but I got tired of the tank leaks.
No leaks so far on the kayfun 4 or on the aspire triton that I won on a contest.
Heck, I'd b happy to see regular and Mini V2 snus at a sore.
My kayfun v4 was a disaster. Couldn't even disassemble it far enough to put coils in it, let alone wash all the oil out of it. I've been tinkering with my kayfun lite.
My kayfun v4 was a disaster. Couldn't even disassemble it far enough to put coils in it, let alone wash all the oil out of it. I've been tinkering with my kayfun lite.
I got the tobeco kayfun 4 and have had it apart and back together with no problems. I've been running three kfl +v2's for a few months and they work ok but build up liquid underneath. I would recommend watching pbusardo's video on the kayfun 4. It goes in depth on assembly.
The Kayfun 4 sounds promising Hitt. I may have to check it out. I was never a cloud chaser and always put taste above vapor production and my Kayfun delivers outstanding flavor. Just hate cleaning up after it every time I fill the tank. I can do RDAs at home but not when I'm on the road or at work. Too much of a hassle. Now I'm reading up on temperature control and how it's the next big thing. Tech is moving so fast that it's hard to keep up. Good thing snus just keeps plugging along.
I haven't tried temp control either and am not really that concerned with it. I never get dry hits and don't vape over 16 watts hardly ever. The video is really helpful on the kayfun. You have to turn the bottom before you unscrew the top to fill so you don't leak liquid and you'd probably never find the airflow control under the center pin if you didn't already know about it. It's not that big of a deal because I get the airflow set on a device and leave it. It's just part of the initial setup for me.
If you like RDA's but not the hassle, look into bottomfeeders. You can use easily available RDA's modified for bottomfeeders or even the standard old school disposable 510 attys.
Take it from me, I'm as lazy as they come. I just fill the on board bottle and toss in a new battery before I head to work and vape all day.
Take it from me, I'm as lazy as they come. I just fill the on board bottle and toss in a new battery before I head to work and vape all day.
Well hello Waho, how's the heat treating you in the factory? I about melted today when I went out for lunch, a tad bit steamy out there. I had a few bottom feeders back in the day, both wooden expensive pieces. I liked them but they just weren't practical for use outside of the house. I haven't even consider another one with the advent of tanks and VV/VW. Shows how much I'm paying attention to the tech advancements. Any good ones out there I should check out?
It's about as hot as the devils rear end after taco night, but I'm surviving .
I've got a few nice wooden ones for home use too, outside the house it's my trusty Reo Grand. Always in stock, Rob has great customer service and there's attys available right on his website. Solid high quality mech bottomfeeders.
For regulated, there's sunboxes, svapmios (sp?), vapor flask squonk, tmod customs and chowderhead has his coming out soon. They're all fairly expensive though, $300+.
There's some China made ones now too, the only one I can remember off the top of my head is the Geyscano. 50w regulated and I think it comes with an atty.
. I've got a few nice wooden ones for home use too, outside the house it's my trusty Reo Grand. Always in stock, Rob has great customer service and there's attys available right on his website. Solid high quality mech bottomfeeders.
For regulated, there's sunboxes, svapmios (sp?), vapor flask squonk, tmod customs and chowderhead has his coming out soon. They're all fairly expensive though, $300+.
There's some China made ones now too, the only one I can remember off the top of my head is the Geyscano. 50w regulated and I think it comes with an atty.
I got an Achilles in the mail today. It's kinda cheap but the flavor is great thru it. It holds a decent amount of liquid too for a dripper.
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