I've been investigating the suppliers online for just under a month now. It seems as if the marketing technique used by suppliers when they first get started is the nicotine mg comparison one.
Example is a real cigarette contains .6mg of nicotine, which equals 12 mg per pack.
A ml of juice contains 24 mg and there are 6-8 drops of liquid in a mini cart so the cart is equal to 1/4 of a ml. This means there is 6mg of nicotine in one cart which is equal to smoking 10 cigarettes.
So if they supply you with a cart that hold an entire ml of juice that is a full 24 mg of nicotine, which is the same as smoking 40 cigarettes.
As suppliers them selves learn not to deceive customers like this with false hopes of a single cart lasting 2 full days as 40 cigarettes might to a pack a day smoker, they then report the amount of mouth fulls.
The mouth full technique is also deceptive. Your mouth, my mouth? 1 second draw, 4 second draw? who is to say... It is less possible to be called deceptive if every one has different techniques.
The true and honest method to employ is to describe the measurment of actual liquid in a cart, and how many 3 second draws the battery can handle before dying.
Until a standard in advertising is reached, new suppliers will be ripped to shreds when they attempt to market in those ways.
Example is a real cigarette contains .6mg of nicotine, which equals 12 mg per pack.
A ml of juice contains 24 mg and there are 6-8 drops of liquid in a mini cart so the cart is equal to 1/4 of a ml. This means there is 6mg of nicotine in one cart which is equal to smoking 10 cigarettes.
So if they supply you with a cart that hold an entire ml of juice that is a full 24 mg of nicotine, which is the same as smoking 40 cigarettes.
As suppliers them selves learn not to deceive customers like this with false hopes of a single cart lasting 2 full days as 40 cigarettes might to a pack a day smoker, they then report the amount of mouth fulls.
The mouth full technique is also deceptive. Your mouth, my mouth? 1 second draw, 4 second draw? who is to say... It is less possible to be called deceptive if every one has different techniques.
The true and honest method to employ is to describe the measurment of actual liquid in a cart, and how many 3 second draws the battery can handle before dying.
Until a standard in advertising is reached, new suppliers will be ripped to shreds when they attempt to market in those ways.