vaping" data-source="post: 22053467" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">The story is all over UK news now, but guess what... it's not until the 3rd or 4th para that the fact that the carts are bought on the street by people who want to buy a psychoactive molecule is revealed by most outlets.
Many people will not get that far.
As the articles are very, very similar it must be syndicated, so it's a copy and paste hack journo job yet again... or cunning corporate influence, who knows.
There are plenty of people who refuse to stock up on nic base and learn to DIY to insulate themselves against the FDA. They say, "I'll just buy my juice on the informal market", which basically means from a dealer on the street. No thanks. I wanna know what I'm vaping.Yeah.
Buy dope from a dealer on the street, and it might not be legit.
Go figure.
I am mixing today, as it happens .TODAY I MIX.
I too have sort of horror of the black market. I mean, I want to be part of it in some way if it happens, like carrying a derringer in my stocking thingy what are they called OH I forget you wear one at your wedding and in this horrendous ceremony the groom removes it and tosses it for like whatever guy wants to get married next (the guys all usually run and hide you have to throw it AT one, really. Oh right, garter. I gun in my garter and lots of minions.
But I'm saving the legit stuff for myself I cannot think of anything worse than buying awful liquid from that kid on the street. That holds like NO appeal. Putting him there maybe but being on the buy side not the supply side? NO thanks.
I am mixing today, as it happens .TODAY I MIX.
Anna
I just thought of an important question. He reports that the Vitamin E acetate must be heated to very high temperatures in order to vaporize. Does anyone know whether special vaping gear would be needed to do this? And would small self-contained systems like Juul pods even be capable of it? I'm sure there must be experts around here who would know.Michael Siegel reports that the bootleg T-word cartridge industry began using a new thickening agent in late 2018. "Very possibly, that new agent was vitamin E acetate."
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I just thought of an important question. He reports that the Vitamin E acetate must be heated to very high temperatures in order to vaporize. Does anyone know whether special vaping gear would be needed to do this? And would small self-contained systems like Juul pods even be capable of it?