It seems to definitely be a different thing to the Voke. And the "E" thing would suggest that it's electronic.
Infographic of the Voke medically licenced ecig
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It seems to definitely be a different thing to the Voke. And the "E" thing would suggest that it's electronic.
Dunno? Just have to wait and See I guess.
I think the Marketing Winnies are just using the "e" to jump on the e-Cigarette Gravy Train. But I could be Wrong.
If anybody is interested in the UK gov testing report of the voke it's here......
http://www.mhra.gov.uk/home/groups/par/documents/websiteresources/con475307.pdf
http://www.mhra.gov.uk/home/groups/par/documents/websiteresources/con475307.pdf
Perhaps this e-cigarette is designed to " deliver a regular and measurable amount of nicotine " as well !? I would be very curious to see how it works, if that's the case !
Perhaps it is this product re-branded ( post # 9 from this thread which you were involved in btw From Newsweek writer re. BAT Vype e-cigarette ):
" when BAT bought CN Creative one of their in-development products was called Nicadex, and that is an e-cig designed to potentially meet medical regulation "
Here is another reference to Nicadex :
Nicadex
Besides manufacturing e-cigarettes, CN Creative (and thus BAT) is in the process of developing an electronic nicotine vaporiser called Nicadex. Unlike an e-cigarette which is considered a consumer product in the UK market, CN Creative and BAT intend to license Nicadex as a medical product through the Medicines and Health Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). In early 2012, CN Creative announced that they had raised £2 million with the help of Advent Life Sciences to finish the development.[12]
According to CN Creative’s website, Nicadex “is now in final prototype stage, with clinical studies and marketing authorization expected to be completed in 2013.
CN Creative - TobaccoTactics
I'll tell ya, if it doesn't produce visible vapor it's not going to work for smokers, vapor works great because we see that fog, the mental queue is much more important than non smokers think...
Just did a Google search for Nicadex and it doesn't look like a cigalike - more like a thin ego style device. And it seems to have been in development for a very long time (since at least 2012), which makes me think it's probably never going to appear.
I knew I'd seen something about the e-Voke recently and have dug out this mhra.gov.uk pdf file. Pictures are pages 17 and 18, it does have a battery and is referred to as an electronic inhaler. (Hope the link works).
They call it an electronic inhaler in this MHRA report, but it looks like a cig-a-like to me. It comes with either 10 mg or 15 mg cartridges, and the delivery agent seems to be glycerin and water ( no pg, similar to Blu ecigs )
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...LID-2vQyjIGC0w&bvm=bv.110151844,d.cGc&cad=rja
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...LID-2vQyjIGC0w&bvm=bv.110151844,d.cGc&cad=rja
After seeing these Links, it Difinately looks like the "Voke" and the "E-Voke" are Separate Products.
With the Voke being an Inhaler. And the E-Voke being what we would call an e-Cigarette.
The e-Voke does seem to be a cigalike doesn't it. Interesting that the date it was approved was in Nov 2015.
Cummon guys - basically thing is a "loada s**t" produced by big Terbaccy and even bigger Pharma in a behind the scenes stitch up and the whole darned things gonna be sold to the NHS in the UK for megabucks while it does SFA good!
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Absolutely correct, I immediately had to get a device that produced more vapor a week after starting out with a cig-alike. Not only did i have to satisfy my lungs but also my mind...[emoji14]
Those following this thread may want to look up Intellicig.
If I remember correctly, CN Creative bought them up years ago.
Intellicig is an old electronic cigarette maker who was once highly respected.
Their pure eliquid was a source of great comfort for many back in the day.
Just a little history to add to this thread...
Those following this thread may want to look up Intellicig.
If I remember correctly, CN Creative bought them up years ago.
Intellicig is an old electronic cigarette maker who was once highly respected.
Their pure eliquid was a source of great comfort for many back in the day.
Just a little history to add to this thread...
http://cn.cnvype.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/ECOpure-烟液研发经历介绍.pdf
intellicig-USA.com Buy Intellicig EVO Electronic Cigarette & ECOPure by intellicig, The intelligent e-smoking e-cig alternative.
EcoPure>Intellicig>CN Creative>BAT (British American Tobacco)
And when an asthmatic or COPD patient asks for a prescription for it, it's "sorry, you have asthma/COPD, you can't use this." Idiots. Asthmatics and COPD sufferers are ONLY the smokers MOST in need of it! THANK GOD for e-cigs, and not needing a prescription to get them! So I could FINALLY quit smoking!
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