That's a long way of saying - little things like having a warning on the battery might actually have a more potent effect that you'd imagine. And cost nothing to do.
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Neither of those options address the real problem:
A lack of critical thinking skills.
A shiny new wrapper wont do much to correct that.
Education starts at home.
People need to start thinking for themselves again.
Unless, of course, you think shoving an electronic device you know nothing about, in your mouth or pants, is normal behavior.
I do not.
We can have companies write disclaimers and warnings till their printers fall apart, quite frankly whatever happened to good ol' common sense?
About the conversation you guys had a page back:
For the record I live in Staten Island, I know every vape shop owner on the Island. They're all fully aware of the legal consequences of selling to minors. The penalty is stiff and they aren't stupid, even the shady guy running the new half vape half hookah/smoke shop on Richmond Ave. is scared to sell to anyone which even remotely looks to be in his twenties.
We need to push companies for better instructions and warnings but at some point we need to just take a look at the end user and say hey stupid use some common sense.
It seems these days EVERYTHING needs a warning label, hell I was in a hotel 2 weeks ago that had a warning label on the toilet warning people to please not drink from it.
About the conversation you guys had a page back:
For the record I live in Staten Island, I know every vape shop owner on the Island. They're all fully aware of the legal consequences of selling to minors. The penalty is stiff and they aren't stupid, even the shady guy running the new half vape half hookah/smoke shop on Richmond Ave. is scared to sell to anyone which even remotely looks to be in his twenties.
We need to push companies for better instructions and warnings but at some point we need to just take a look at the end user and say hey stupid use some common sense.
It seems these days EVERYTHING needs a warning label, hell I was in a hotel 2 weeks ago that had a warning label on the toilet warning people to please not drink from it.
LOL I think I stayed in that hotel. Good thing I read the warning otherwise that 2am dry mouth could have lead me to quench my thirst Fido style. 
I've got to follow this one up. Where and what hotel was it?
This reminds me of when they has to start putting those little warning stickers on Bic lighters that they could set things on fire, and keep out of the reach of children. And they were so firmly attached you could spend 2 days picking them off. In truth, the cost for a label that no one will read but would provide a mechanism to allow one to point at it and ask "Did you follow all warnings we provided on the label?" would be worth it. It would shift the burden just a tad more onto the consumer who never imagined a battery could blow up.
Good to know I got someone on Staten island.
I tend to hit up caviar mist.
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People, right now possibly, a lawyer against vaping is searching for his/her next case.
Let's disarm his/her case logic before he/she gets a clue that we are on to his/her injustice against this alternative medical treatment for smoking.
Let's not let the false prophets of science dictate our rights to our own treatment against smoking addiction.
Remeber your common sense, to those that find this post.
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Let's disarm his/her case logic before he/she gets a clue that we are on to his/her injustice against this alternative medical treatment for smoking.
Let's not let the false prophets of science dictate our rights to our own treatment against smoking addiction.
Remeber your common sense, to those that find this post.
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The hotel in question is the Botanical Gardens in Queens NY, they did a piece on the sign a while ago I'll try to dig it up. The editorial piece is done on the garden grounds but the hotel is right next door and has the same warnings in the rooms they offer, might be the same source of water I don't know, either way who drinks from a toilet bowl?
Botanical Garden Visitors Told Not to Drink Toilet Water
I live on the South side of the Island but I've been to Cavier, I usually stop at Vapor World on Hylan Blvd. it's more of a convenience thing as it's on my way to work and back home.
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I've caught my dog trying it, but she's a lousy reader (sorry, remedial class didn't help with that) so I doubt those signs will be much of a deterrence. That's why the lid is usually down.
Lawyers are rarely for or against.
They simply want money, and will shamelessly support any narrative that furthers that agenda.
Great post man!
As if my dead father was speaking to me.
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It's mostly good for manufacturer. Can stop some lawsuits.
If a user is an idiot it will not help.
I apologize if that sounded sarcastic by the way.
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The OP asked for safety tips. How about offer your list and take the other topics somewhere else.
Do we have links to any good blogs that I can add to the first post...that is if I can re-edit my first post?
I ain't looking a damn thing up myself, because I clearly see the problem with people having to "go their own way" about things.
Please understand though, if we get lists of resources going, and we take over the Google search, we may stop the bleeding on vaping.
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