how come all e-cigs are from china?
any made in usa made e-cig that's been certified by fda?
any made in usa made e-cig that's been certified by fda?
any made in use e-cigs???
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None "certified by the FDA" ..and are you sure you'd want them to be? Look at the drugs that the FDA has "certified"!
Provape makes one called the Provari. It's U.S.A. made. Also there is the REO bottom feeder. Also U.S.A.
Provape makes one called the Provari. It's U.S.A. made. Also there is the REO bottom feeder. Also U.S.A.
the little cigalikes? or just apvs in general?
we cant match the labor cost to produce a 3 dollar cigalike battery here at the same time the start up cost needed to compete with something already well established like the ego's is prohibitive.
but many advanced units are indeed produced here and several are very popular. from provari to REO and the dna 20 chips and kick to things like superT and ZEN along with futura and Ihybrids and many more.
we cant match the labor cost to produce a 3 dollar cigalike battery here at the same time the start up cost needed to compete with something already well established like the ego's is prohibitive.
but many advanced units are indeed produced here and several are very popular. from provari to REO and the dna 20 chips and kick to things like superT and ZEN along with futura and Ihybrids and many more.
Reo and Provari came to mind as well. But, as stated above, production costs are more expensive in the US so the end result to the user is a higher price. I support US brands as much as possible, sometimes though, my budget simply doesn't permit it. ::sadpanda::
Johnson creek vea.
Not much love here, even from the 'buy american' crowd for the Vea though. It seems mostly because they sell juice to Blu who is owned by big tobacco.
My Vea is still the best looking and consistent vape in that size category. When carrying it, people comment on how 'elegant' it looks.
It also has a special place in my heart even though I rarely carry it anymore because it was the apv I was using when I finally quit the Stinkies.
Eta: not certified by the FDA, as others said, none are.
Not much love here, even from the 'buy american' crowd for the Vea though. It seems mostly because they sell juice to Blu who is owned by big tobacco.
My Vea is still the best looking and consistent vape in that size category. When carrying it, people comment on how 'elegant' it looks.
It also has a special place in my heart even though I rarely carry it anymore because it was the apv I was using when I finally quit the Stinkies.
Eta: not certified by the FDA, as others said, none are.
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