don't provide encouragement, steamer! 
I have 90 days warning, I am thankful for that. After 90 days I wont care what the hell they do, I will be self-sufficient!
I just feel bad for all the smokers out there losing this option. For them I will continue to fight. For me, it wont matter.
I just feel bad for all the smokers out there losing this option. For them I will continue to fight. For me, it wont matter.
It probably don't matter to most of Us who have seen this coming
I for one have plenty of gear & will Never! Smoke Again!It is very sad that the FDA protects BT market Share. It's blatantly obvious any kind of competition BT faces is shut down by the FDA. Even with the collateral damage being your health & well being
It seems corruption from Big Money has become the norm in the US, even worse it's becoming more & more expected & accepted
Just a reminder of how BT got such a good grip on the US, the Revolutionary war was funded almost entirely by tobacco. I can certainly imagine most of those signatures on the Declaration of Independence all owned tobacco plantations.
This isn't meant to sound pro BT, hope it didn't come off that way.
I don't like my stuff grouped with tobacco, why couldn't they identify with tomatoes instead?
This isn't meant to sound pro BT, hope it didn't come off that way.
I don't like my stuff grouped with tobacco, why couldn't they identify with tomatoes instead?
That was Then! This is now! Tobacco Kills people, some thing has to change.
What ever happened to "Give the people what they want" BT should see this as an opportunity, they could corner the E-cig market & have a healthier customer base at the ready to continue to support their deep pockets. With all their "influence" they could Tax the hell out of Chinese competion & turn this into a budding home grown industry. Selling mods atty's & juice to every one.
Even the "tobacco kills" argument has some holes in it. Prior to tobacco being "enhanced" by BT, tobacco use/smoking didn't seem to have the same, deleterious, effects that cigarettes produce today. Just speculative, but it sure looks that way to me, anyway.
This was what was available back in 2007, it didnt work, after three days it went in the never to be seen drawer.
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No, only the concentrates "specifically marketed" for vaping. Most of the flavors are actually artificial food flavors anyway, and they will still be sold. Now if your favorite flavor is some "vape" labeled line (like VZ) then you might want to stock up. But like LorAnn is just a food flavoring, and many people use it in ejuice. Just make sure to get the water-soluble flavors and not the oil based. Search the DIY forums, there are many other brands. As long as it is used for the food industry the FDA wont be able to stop it.
No, only the concentrates "specifically marketed" for vaping. Most of the flavors are actually artificial food flavors anyway, and they will still be sold. Now if your favorite flavor is some "vape" labeled line (like VZ) then you might want to stock up. But like LorAnn is just a food flavoring, and many people use it in ejuice. Just make sure to get the water-soluble flavors and not the oil based. Search the DIY forums, there are many other brands. As long as it is used for the food industry the FDA wont be able to stop it.
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With out a doubt! they need you to keep coming Back! Personal experience in 1986 I quit smoking, just gave it up cold turkey
Stupid me in 1996 started again From the very first smoke back, it seemed like I was hooked again. For some unexplained reason it was really hard to quit the second time! I wanted to, & tried many times, just seemed imposable! Until vaping came into my life I'm all most positive some thing in cigarette changed in the 10 years I had quit.
Some thing that made it harder to Quit!
The last report I read about nicotine being addictive put it on the same level as caffeine. I wonder if that means, in the future, caffeine will become similarly regulated and prohibited? s long as they're on a "ban nicotine" kick, maybe they should include broccoli, that has a fairly high level of nicotine in it as do many other veggies.
Here is an interesting read from Case Western Reserve School of Law titled "Bootleggers, Baptists, and E-Cigarettes". It was written by authors from Case Western, Texas A&M, Texas Uni, and Clemson and looks at how the application of the Bootlegger and Baptist theory of regulation has been playing out in the e-cig world.
Bootleggers, Baptists, and E-Cigarettes by Bruce Yandle, Roger E. Meiners, Jonathan H. Adler, Andrew P. Morriss :: SSRN
Bootleggers, Baptists, and E-Cigarettes by Bruce Yandle, Roger E. Meiners, Jonathan H. Adler, Andrew P. Morriss :: SSRN
Just bought 2 liters of 100mg nic for te freezer. Plan on buying a few more over the next couple of weeks. 99.9 % seems the way to go but with out much experience with it I think I'll pass
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I buy 100 mg usually, cut it to 50 for use, even 100 scares me. Any higher one need s special gear...IMO
I've been using 100mg for nearly 2 years. I don't dilute it. Just set my calculator for 100mg nic
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I certainly advise anyone dealing with anything stronger than 100mgl to wear the appropriate PPE and educate themselves in basic lab protocol. Also obtaining a nicotine test kit to validate their results is a must.
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