Going back to analogs

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jmaul99

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I'd go to DIYing no nic liquid. I don't know where I would get atomizers from. We'd probably get enough warning before it happened that as long as I had the money I would buy a couple hundred atty's in bulk from China before the ban took effect.
This is a what if scenario in the U.S., but has already began to happen in other countries. I know some sites will not replace liquid sent to the U.K., Italy or Australia if it is confiscated.
 

jmaul99

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who says they are being banned???.....is this factual or a "what if" type of scenerio

This is a what if scenario in the U.S. But, other countries have already banned or put restrictions on e- juice. I know most vendors will not guarantee liquid shipped to the U.K., Italy, or Australia. If you live in one of these countries and the e- juice is confiscated your just SOL.
 

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I would be on the steps of the Capitol building pickiting non-stop.
Have tried to stop analogs using patches, gum, tablet, cold turkey, Zyban, etc........ with no success.

Vaping is the first time I can say with any confidence that I WILL NOT go back
to analog. And I'm not constantly craving or eating.

The first thing I noticed when I started was that when I woke up in the morning, I didn't have 2 or 3
analogs before getting out of bed, and I didn't spend 15 minutes coughing up a lung!!
Don't miss that at all.

Stan
 

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I can't foretell the future. But, for the present I have two words of advice:
stock up.

The juice is supposed to have a two year shelf life, I suspect it may actually be longer.

Properly stored hardware will last indefinitely I reckon, until you start using a given piece.
Although, unless further developments are hindered, what you buy today may seem antiquated in a few years, it will still be usable.

And, then, as has been noted ... supplies will be available, even if not condoned by the powers that be.

In answer to the OP's question: If vaping was somehow snatched from me, I suppose I'd have to quit cold turkey. It would piss me off, for sure, but I just can't see returning to cigarettes. No way.

Let us all just hope this is a groundless fear. :)
 
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I'd... I don't know. Participate in demonstrations, support an e-cig black market, hurl chunks of sidewalk at the homes of the responsible parties...

I mean, if the government turned around and told me that they'd chosen guaranteed lung cancer death for me over a device which has already changed my life for the better inside a week, I'd be really, really ...... off. I know the alternative solution would be to "Just quit, then," but if that was really what the world wanted, cigarettes would have been outlawed decades ago.

It'd be like Who Killed the Electric Car?. Profit > the well-being of the people.
 
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