Me too! I had one now 11! I went a bit hog wild LOLA few extra Provaris are always good to have around. Can't beat the prices right now.
HI.
...guess I didn't leave, huh?
I somehow felt a MHM discussion...on stocking up...thought I might be needed.
Well they are that good, I love them, my custom is on it's wayYes you would have...if you bought one, you'd end up with 6 (minimum)
Can't wait to see it!! Mine are due in tomorrow!Well they are that good, I love them, my custom is on it's way
HI.
...guess I didn't leave, huh?
I somehow felt a MHM discussion...on stocking up...thought I might be needed.
Would love to see a pictureWell they are that good, I love them, my custom is on it's way
LOL! I have 8 in use every day, and 2 in the drawer. I wouldn't be surprised if that number didn't change a little next month.
I will post one when it gets here
Would love to see a picture
Not really. I started aggressively stocking up last November. Rta's and mods chosen and bought early this year.
I wish I had started last year, but didn't get up to speed until May.
11 is a perfectly reasonable ProVari stash. I thought I was done at 11 myself in January, then got my first Gun Metal Zenkote and ended up with quite a few more by March.
I believe hog wild as it applies to ProVaris is officially 30, so we are still just well prepared!
I love the gun metal, didn't think I would but have 2 P3's in it.11 is a perfectly reasonable ProVari stash. I thought I was done at 11 myself in January, then got my first Gun Metal Zenkote and ended up with quite a few more by March.
I believe hog wild as it applies to ProVaris is officially 30, so we are still just well prepared!
11 is a perfectly reasonable ProVari stash. I thought I was done at 11 myself in January, then got my first Gun Metal Zenkote and ended up with quite a few more by March.
I believe hog wild as it applies to ProVaris is officially 30, so we are still just well prepared!
I feel like a slacker. Still in single digit count here.
I wish I read this before emailing them again. Jeff seems pretty cool about everything but you never know.
The tricky part about my personal faves (all Hangsen stuff) is that the onus of responsibility for complying is on Hangsen and not BCV. BCV sells original packaging so they are basically a reseller. Hangsen is huge but I have my doubts that they will even attempt to comply. Since Hangsen is pretty much a single use product unlike other manufacturers like TFA etc there isn't really a workaround.
OTOH- I've been vaping unflavored at least 50% of the time lately so I will always have that to fall back on. I'm less picky than most. I only mix about 4-5 different recipes and have been doing that for nearly 2 years. But I sure am fond of that 5 flavor rotation. Having that taken away from me will leave me feeling pretty violated.
IMO, the USPS does an exemplary job — nearly everywhere.
But there are some places which get terrible service, our neck of the woods being one of them. And some places have neighborhood urchins who delight in stealing anything that's not bolted down.
About 35 years ago, we had a letter carrier at whom you would not dare toss a lit match: it and the carrier would have gone up in a ball of flame. After eight years of trying to get him fired, we got a P.O. box one suburb north.
It costs us $80 per year. For our $80 per year, we get all our letter mail and periodicals. And we get all our parcels, every one of them. (If something's too big to put in the P.O. box, we get a yellow card tellling in which large box it is, along with a key to open that box.) Maybe twice per year, we'll get a missorted letter in the box. We've never had a misdelivered parcel. And no parcel ever goes on a delivery truck: it stays right there in the destination post office, where it's safe and sound.
It's worth thinking about . . .
But there are some places which get terrible service, our neck of the woods being one of them. And some places have neighborhood urchins who delight in stealing anything that's not bolted down.
About 35 years ago, we had a letter carrier at whom you would not dare toss a lit match: it and the carrier would have gone up in a ball of flame. After eight years of trying to get him fired, we got a P.O. box one suburb north.
It costs us $80 per year. For our $80 per year, we get all our letter mail and periodicals. And we get all our parcels, every one of them. (If something's too big to put in the P.O. box, we get a yellow card tellling in which large box it is, along with a key to open that box.) Maybe twice per year, we'll get a missorted letter in the box. We've never had a misdelivered parcel. And no parcel ever goes on a delivery truck: it stays right there in the destination post office, where it's safe and sound.
It's worth thinking about . . .
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And, I'll bet, so does FedEx and OOPS. It'd be mighty time-inefficient to scan each parcel as it's delivered.
I guess I am the worst/best slacker of 'em all 'cause I have noneNo worries, I only have five
Don't feel bad, I don't either.I guess I am the worst/best slacker of 'em all 'cause I have none
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