Do We Need To Stock Up Because Of The Ban?

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Mickeylynn

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I don't understand why we still wouldn't be able to get the individual parts? I seen someone put it something like; you can get the individual parts to build a bomb and each part by itself is not illegal, it's when you put it all together that there is a problem. Sorry, I don't remember which thread I seen that in so I am not able to quote it. That being said though, why would the individual parts cause a problem as long as they quit distributing the starter kits?
 

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I don't understand why we still wouldn't be able to get the individual parts? I seen someone put it something like; you can get the individual parts to build a bomb and each part by itself is not illegal, it's when you put it all together that there is a problem. Sorry, I don't remember which thread I seen that in so I am not able to quote it. That being said though, why would the individual parts cause a problem as long as they quit distributing the starter kits?

Logically, you are correct. However, no one has accused our government of being particularly logical. The bottom line is we simply don't know what's going to happen . . . if anything. What we do know is that if there is a ban of any sort, distribution and delivery is going to become disrupted and, at least initially, less reliable.

Those of us who have been vaping for awhile lived through Chinese New Year when production and distribtuion abruptly ceased for a period of several days. The disruption lasted for several weeks as vendors waited for supplies to restock. It was not much fun chasing all over the internet to find spare atomizers and batteries. :(

Having lots of atomizers and liquid makes me feel safe. :oops:
 

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I got about 15 Atty's so far and hope I got time to get more because some are giving out on me.
The time consuming thing is educating myself of building my own.
Carts aren't going to be a problem because I've got friends who aren't into reloading so I'm taking them and hoarding.
That leaves the liquid which I'm experimenting on. I'm even thinking about cutting the size of the garden down and growing my own tobacco if I have too to get the nicotine even though most of the time, I don't do nicotine. I still have those moments when I gotta have it.
I hope I don't have to depend on homemade liquid because I actually like the flavor of the preloaded carts or pre made liquid the best.
 

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Logically, you are correct. However, no one has accused our government of being particularly logical. The bottom line is we simply don't know what's going to happen . . . if anything. What we do know is that if there is a ban of any sort, distribution and delivery is going to become disrupted and, at least initially, less reliable.

Those of us who have been vaping for awhile lived through Chinese New Year when production and distribtuion abruptly ceased for a period of several days. The disruption lasted for several weeks as vendors waited for supplies to restock. It was not much fun chasing all over the internet to find spare atomizers and batteries. :(

Having lots of atomizers and liquid makes me feel safe. :oops:

I agree. Better to be prepared. I am going to try to have enough eliquid and attys for two years. I've been buying slowly and have about 40 Joye510 attys and 600ml liquid but I go through about 5ml a day so will need much more.

The danger of being caught without PV supplies is that analogs are right there in a store around the corner. This would be really obscene -- the Big Tobacco with all the poison will be free to sell cigs on every corner to people in need of a nicotine fix while e-cigs are banned by the government trying to protect the citizens from evils of tobacco.

At that point I would seriously consider suing the government. I would probably not be alone...
 

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At that point I would seriously consider suing the government. I would probably not be alone...
Every lawyer I've talked to says there is no basis for such a lawsuit, including my wife who says that you have to show demonstrable harm. Which basically means you have to get cancer or something, and then prove it was because you could not use eletronic cigarettes.

As far as I'm concerned, I don't care whether or not such a case could be won. I just want to see such a case filed, and make it real big and ugly, with lots of regular people involved, and getting all sorts of media focus and attention.

Of course it would be very expensive, and would prevent me from ever retiring.
So, yeah, it won't be me doing it.

Unless of course some law firm is willing to take it on a contingency basis?
 

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Maybe I overreacted, but here is my stockpile which I think should last 5-10 years or much more if I can reduce my nicotine consumption. I sell units and e-fluid (not online), so I can afford this. The PG-based liquid stays in the -40C deep freezer. The VG-based liquid and batteries stay in the regular freezer. The plain VG, PG and atomizers stay at room temp.


All for the 901/4075:
100x atomizer
10x battery (I can make a mod easy)
180 x 30mL 24mg e-fluid mixed flavors PG (I use 2.5-3/month)
1L Marlboro 36mg PG
1L Camel VG
1 gallon PG
1 gallon VG



Total cost $1100 or so. I used to spend $8-10/day ($3000-4000/year) on Camel cigarettes (2 packs/day) so I don't think this is ridiculous. It only costs as much as 3-4 months of Camels.
 

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Maybe I overreacted, but here is my stockpile which I think should last 5-10 years or much more if I can reduce my nicotine consumption. I sell units and e-fluid (not online), so I can afford this. The PG-based liquid stays in the -40C deep freezer. The VG-based liquid and batteries stay in the regular freezer. The plain VG, PG and atomizers stay at room temp.


All for the 901/4075:
100x atomizer
10x battery (I can make a mod easy)
180 x 30mL 24mg e-fluid mixed flavors PG (I use 2.5-3/month)
1L Marlboro 36mg PG
1L Camel VG
1 gallon PG
1 gallon VG



Total cost $1100 or so. I used to spend $8-10/day ($3000-4000/year) on Camel cigarettes (2 packs/day) so I don't think this is ridiculous. It only costs as much as 3-4 months of Camels.
Why do you keep batteries in the freezer?
 

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Wow! That's like a stash worthy of Armageddon. BTW, how would I go about getting a Liter of juice?
Maybe I overreacted, but here is my stockpile which I think should last 5-10 years or much more if I can reduce my nicotine consumption. I sell units and e-fluid (not online), so I can afford this. The PG-based liquid stays in the -40C deep freezer. The VG-based liquid and batteries stay in the regular freezer. The plain VG, PG and atomizers stay at room temp.


All for the 901/4075:
100x atomizer
10x battery (I can make a mod easy)
180 x 30mL 24mg e-fluid mixed flavors PG (I use 2.5-3/month)
1L Marlboro 36mg PG
1L Camel VG
1 gallon PG
1 gallon VG



Total cost $1100 or so. I used to spend $8-10/day ($3000-4000/year) on Camel cigarettes (2 packs/day) so I don't think this is ridiculous. It only costs as much as 3-4 months of Camels.
 

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Maybe I overreacted, but here is my stockpile which I think should last 5-10 years or much more if I can reduce my nicotine consumption. I sell units and e-fluid (not online), so I can afford this. The PG-based liquid stays in the -40C deep freezer. The VG-based liquid and batteries stay in the regular freezer. The plain VG, PG and atomizers stay at room temp.


All for the 901/4075:
100x atomizer
10x battery (I can make a mod easy)
180 x 30mL 24mg e-fluid mixed flavors PG (I use 2.5-3/month)
1L Marlboro 36mg PG
1L Camel VG
1 gallon PG
1 gallon VG



Total cost $1100 or so. I used to spend $8-10/day ($3000-4000/year) on Camel cigarettes (2 packs/day) so I don't think this is ridiculous. It only costs as much as 3-4 months of Camels.

ItsGotATail--Now that is in the spirt and what I like to see. No matter how the dice roll--you are good to go--Conrats!!!


Sun
 

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That is the "word" Vince--but where the "word" came from I do not know and it could be all smoke---It might be a lot longer or less. I would suspect longer but then again that is just a guess also.

Sun


The word came from the Chinese manufacturers, check there web pages.
There was also one in here saying it, if he actually was who he said he was.
 

Sun Vaporer

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The word came from the Chinese manufacturers, check there web pages.
There was also one in here saying it, if he actually was who he said he was.


Was--I know these manufactures and some suppliers have stated this 2 year routine--what I would like to see is some reason why--did they experiment with it?---have they even been in business 2 years? or does it just sound good? That is what we what to know.

Sun
 

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Was--I know these manufactures and some suppliers have stated this 2 year routine--what I would like to see is some reason why--did they experiment with it?---have they even been in business 2 years? or does it just sound good? That is what we what to know.

Sun

The 2 years comes from the shelf life of PG

Source DOW . com (google: propylene glycol shelf life) it's in the second result: [PDF] Propylene Glycol USP/EP

PG USP/EP has a shelf life of two years, when stored under recommended conditions and is synthesized from hydrocarbon raw materials with no additives, including enzymes or process aids, being added during its manufacture.
 

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The 2 years comes from the shelf life of PG

Source DOW . com (google: propylene glycol shelf life) it's in the second result: [PDF] Propylene Glycol USP/EP

It would be great if we could just buy the nicotine without PG since PG will remain available and so will flavorings. That way we could stock up nicotine and just buy PG as needed.
 

Sun Vaporer

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The 2 years comes from the shelf life of PG

Source DOW . com (google: propylene glycol shelf life) it's in the second result: [PDF] Propylene Glycol USP/EP


I am getting more then that here but I can see where that would be a base line--

Shelf Life

The shelf life of propylene glycol USP manufactured and delivered by when stored and handled under appropriate conditions is two years. Subsequent handling and/or repackaging by intermediaries such as distributors may affect shelf life. Therefore, the user of this material should confirm this shelf life via testing or with their immediate supplier.
A formal study showed that propylene glycol is stable for at least two years. On-going studies of propylene glycol held in glass at ambient temperatures also show no degradation after two years.

So again--it is all up in the air.


Sun
 
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