I LOVE Dekang Peach and Juicy Peach
I will second that!
I LOVE Dekang Peach and Juicy Peach
I'd really like to believe that this video is an actual e-liquid manufacturing facility, but I see absolutely nothing related to e-liquid whatsoever. I see a guy going into a clean-room lab facility and looking at a few stainless steel tanks.
You'd think that a 'proof' video would at least include some like actual proof that this is an e-liquid facility, but I see nothing (though I have no horse in this race and no reason to doubt its authenticity... it's just pretty weak proof).
I'd really like to believe that this video is an actual e-liquid manufacturing facility, but I see absolutely nothing related to e-liquid whatsoever. I see a guy going into a clean-room lab facility and looking at a few stainless steel tanks.
You'd think that a 'proof' video would at least include some like actual proof that this is an e-liquid facility, but I see nothing (though I have no horse in this race and no reason to doubt its authenticity... it's just pretty weak proof).
As uncle Si would say: Hey! Chinese drywall, enough said!
Waiting for my first Dekang and Liqua orders in the mail. Hard to find RY4 but picked up some RY1. Alot of Dekang mystery names in the selections offered.
Ok... Seriously...
I first started vaping like many of you... I purchased a cheap Ego kit and some re-labeled Dekang juice (the only juice my local brick & mortar store store had). After a few weeks of vaping, I was thrilled that I was no longer dependent on cigarettes! I was however infuriated to find out the juice I was inhaling was made in China. I began a journey to find the best USA juice available.
After spending many thousands of dollars searching for the perfect American juice, I have settled in with less than a handful of American vendors that really work for me; vendors that I really TRUST. That said, after vaping for some time, I've experienced and read about factual accounts of some pretty deplorable QC issues with some American vendors. And...many "American made" juices I tried were really a just a blend of Chinese ingredients BOTTLED in America. "American made" has become sort of a crap shoot these days. Now from a political, socioeconomic, and patriotic perspective, I would rather buy USA made juice. I rarely buy anything from outside our boarder- because I'm an AMERICAN! But, it is getting harder and harder in this global"economy" to support only American made products- who knows what is really made in America anymore... A good example is pharmaceutical nicotine. Many, if not most American vendors use nicotine from China & India because they are literally giants who own the nicotine market. As brought up earlier, Chinese juices, such as Dekang are not produced with a retail destination in mind. in fact Asia and Europe account for the majority of their sales, so it is very unlikely the Chinese would intentionally try to poison us with their juice.
Like most of you, I too have trust issues with China. I would much rather support and feed American families by buying American made products. As much as I steered away from Chinese juice when I first started vaping, I'm not opposed to it as much now that I've educated myself on the subject. Dekang is ISO certified, which means they practice safe, sustainable manufacturing processes. Any failure in their manufacturing processes (contamination, etc) would lead to a revocation in their ISO certification. I don't know of any American companies that maintain ISO certification- other than maybe JC. Chinese juices are under heavy scrutiny (and sampling) as they are imported into the United States. Chinese juices are also imported with material safety data sheets (MSDS), which outline ingredients and their cumulative effect to skin, eyes, respiratory system, etc.
Anywho...With all of this talk about Dekang... I stopped at a local vape shop and picked up some DK-Tab, RY4, and Desert Ship. I've not vaped any of it yet, but the DK-Tab smells AMAZING in the bottle, and the others aren't far behind..At the end of the day, the best tools we have to keep ourselves and our vaping community safe is to educate ourselves and masterfully communicate our learnings with each other. To this end, I am very grateful to you all & ECF!
Waiting for my first Dekang and Liqua orders in the mail. Hard to find RY4 but picked up some RY1. Alot of Dekang mystery names in the selections offered.
Waiting for my first Dekang and Liqua orders in the mail. Hard to find RY4 but picked up some RY1. Alot of Dekang mystery names in the selections offered.
Here is a definition from the same source that would appear to fit your opinion:
Prejudice:
Noun
Preconceived opinion not based on reason or experience.
Really? Is it necessary for people to jump on the "you're a racist/prejudiced because you don't agree with me" bandwagon?
I think as AMERICANS we can choose where and what we want to purchase for ourselves. I don't see anyone calling the Dekang fans "commies"? It's just not appropriate either way.
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When a person states I don't eat in Chinese restaurants because I don't like the taste of Chinese food, that's simply stating a taste preference and no one would see that as prejudice. If the same person stated they wouldn't eat in a Chinese restaurant because it's operated by a Chinese person and is unsafe to eat because the owner is Chinese, that's prejudice. Substitute the word "food" with "eliquid", "restaurant" with "eliquid supplier" and the analogy is exactly the same.
You obviously do not understand the difference between a simple "choice" preference based on taste and defaming an entire country by implying that all Chinese eliquid is unsafe. One is understandable and acceptable. The other is prejudice.
Since you don't understand the difference, then you should have no problem with this statement:
Everyone should stay clear of American eliquid because there have been severe illness and deaths from food processed in the US.