Hey guys, I'm active duty and I work with a lot of people interested in vaping. One of the most common things I have found though is a lot of people don't want to spend the money to start vaping with the risk of not liking it. I want to start a movement but I wanted other people opinions of if you guys think it would work. My goal is to buy a small set of setups and a decent variety of juice for them to try and take home with them for a week to see how they like it. So far I've put a lot of effort into it and have tried to reach out to a ton of companies to try to get some support but with no avail. Do you guys think its worth it? I really want to put vapes in the hands of the people I work with and help them make the switch.
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they are shipping starter kits etc... and getting profits from brv juice sales. Check them out and maybe link up with them and get a big jump start.
they are shipping starter kits etc... and getting profits from brv juice sales. Check them out and maybe link up with them and get a big jump start.
That is such a cool idea. Thanks for sharing.
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FYI the BRV liquids are actually really good. I have care package and air pear from them. That's an easy way to support vape a vet as all profits from brv are donated.
I'm going to keep pushing mine, they just told me to refer my people to them but they hit their limit really fast. Definitely going to order some of BRV and give them out to my people though and have them on my list.
Unless you guys are at an APO/FPO they won't give them free gear. They will only send starter kits and care packages to deployed members. I have a friend who used them though, if you catch them at the beginning of the month while deployed they can usually hook it up.
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