Quite a few people out there hate vaping because they think it normalizes behavior that they don't approve of; behavior that looks like smoking.It normalizes drug use,
Quite a few people out there hate vaping because they think it normalizes behavior that they don't approve of; behavior that looks like smoking.It normalizes drug use,
Once they succeed in banning flavors and vaping itself, they will just go elsewhere, leaving us nowhere.
Quite a few people out there hate vaping because they think it normalizes behavior that they don't approve of; behavior that looks like smoking.
I have to disagree with this.
Flavorings and VG/PG won't be banned.
Nicotine will be taxed heavily. Stock up before that happens.
Atomizers and mods are made from metals, plastics and polymer composites. Those won't be banned. Just repair your existing ones when they breakdown, build new ones and make spare parts.
Wire and cotton won't be banned.
Batteries won't be banned.
Doesn't matter to those who have stocked up. Which I'm guessing is a rather small percentage.
What you said might be true for some existing vapers. Those who were willing to risk delving into black markets and take a chance on the quality and purity of what was available there, and pay the inflated premium. Or build their own gear. Some vapers would go that way, don't know how many.
I suspect the number of smokers looking to quit who would be willing to dive into something that expensive and complicated and risky would be close to zero. Most people in that situation never go further than stopping at the vape shop. Same is true of most vapers.
If the vape shops go away, which seems likely at this point, it would be like knocking a leg off a three legged stool.
not from the UK version for sure.Seems like they have also removed all vape stuff from eBay now as well.
There is a reason for that.not from the UK version for sure.
Better than the US anyway. The painful and obvious are things the US seems incapable of dealing with at the moment.There is a reason for that.
The U.K. Seems to recognize the painfully obvious.
Vaping and lung disease in the US: PHE’s advice - Public health matters
98%, there are a few listings with obfuscated descriptions sneaking through, but not many at all.Can you confirm that US eBay is "vaping free" now? No devices and no juices (even 0 nic?)
What about Amazon?
No way is the vape industry going to just bend over for this. I see an all out war coming, I really do. Flat out non-compliance, blatant work arounds, black market, you name it.
98%, there are a few listings with obfuscated descriptions sneaking through, but not many at all.
Both Amazon and eBay.
I’m not sure who “you” is in this case. Zero is traditionally a hard number to reach in anything. Near zero is often much more doable.Can you confirm that US eBay is "vaping free" now? No devices and no juices (even 0 nic?)
What about Amazon?
It is interesting that a study that disputes the prevailing anti-vaping avalanche is being eyed much more critically than anti-vaping leaning studies that were at best no better. It has some much larger statistical base numbers than some earlier studies.Well this is obviously a lie, junk science.
Quite a few people out there hate vaping because they think it normalizes behavior that they don't approve of; behavior that looks like smoking.