Janty thread - q&a

Status
Not open for further replies.

ted26

Super Member
ECF Veteran
Aug 6, 2008
574
0
54
uk england
Sure Sanneke! Just tell your dispatch I said so ;)

I do that even when you dont say so :D

Hey ludo are you thinking of setting up a seller in the uk and if so what date have you got in mind?

And just remind me is your guarantee on all products 6 months?

As i bought a bottle of ry4 e-juice last week and now the bottle is empty so was going to send it back for a refund :p
 

jarvis

Senior Member
ECF Veteran
Apr 28, 2008
260
3
Tx
Ludo, your lack of an answer is unsettling. We really need to know what kind of fiber you and your factory are putting in the atomizer. Why do we need to know? Here's some safety info an ingredient that is in most synthetic fibers:
ACRYLONITRILE
Acrylonitrile is a flammable and reactive liquid, clear or slightly yellowish in color, with a faint odor. It is used to make synthetic fibers and polymers. Acute exposure irritates the eyes, nose, throat and lungs. High exposure levels can cause weakness, headache, confusion, nausea, vomiting, and collapse. At the highest exposure levels fluid build-up in the lungs (pulmonary edema) may lead to death. Chronic exposure may interfere with the thyroid gland. Acrylonitrile is a probable human carcinogen.

Here's some info on nylon burning (it's actually illegal in some states in the US to burn nylon due to the hazards involved):
HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS: Burning may produce CO, CO2, NOx, HCN.
FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: FUMES AND VAPORS EMITTED FROM THE DECOMPOSITION AND COMBUSTION PRODUCTS MAY BE TOXIC.

Again, not saying your product has any of these, but I think it's important that consumers know.
 
Last edited:

Ludo

Unregistered Supplier
ECF Veteran
Feb 27, 2008
1,169
47
China
www.janty.com
You'll find tons of info when googling this. We do not post any company related documents anymore since they are being copied and photoshopped by some suppliers! We have all necessary legal ROHS, TUV, SGS, and CE reports for exporting our products, all these reports are shipped with each batch we send to Europe for Customs to check. We have lab reports from the University of Naples for our liquids, they are totally safe. We have safety approved lab reports from the TUV institute in Germany. We have safety approved SGS reports, safety approved ET-M reports, safety approved toxilogical reports... I feel we have more safety approved reports then is needed for the export of nuclear containers 8-o
 

Kate

Moved On
Jun 26, 2008
7,191
47
UK
"I feel we have more safety approved reports then is needed for the export of nuclear containers" :thumb: :lol: Better safe than sorry Ludo. At least you'll have covered your back if we start getting unexpected diseases from esmoking.

Thanks for telling us what the wick is made with, that's a great leap forward in helping us understand what we're exposing ourselves to. I know it's been a worry for some of us and now we're a bit wiser and hopefully more confident about the safety of your atomisers.

I wonder if other manufacturers use the same material for their wicks :confused: that's for another thread I suppose.
 

Soot

Super Member
ECF Veteran
Oct 11, 2008
314
29
Belfast, UK
Ludo - I've just become one of your new customers and it has much to do with your participation on this forum. I've just ordered a Janty classic + carts + liquid. When it all arrives I hope I can figure it out and the missus will stop throwing me out in the rain when I smoke!

I'll post here once the Janty arrives and I've had enough puffs indoors to justify the expense. I'm hoping I can stop smoking. My step-son's father died on Friday and his heartbreak plea that I "don't leave him too" has shaken me.

On another point mentioned in this thread - PayPal and its regulations. After more than 6 months of writing to them all I got was automated reply. They had "limited" my account after reporting a fraudulent charge on my account. Yesterday they lifted the limitation - but only after I copied my letter to the Financial Ombudsman and threatened them with legal action.

I doubt they were much worried - but lifting the limitation was probably less trouble to them.

My experience of PayPal is that they are not an organisation I would want to do business with. Once they fail you - they'll put you through hell as if the fault was yours. If this can happen to a "personal account" - how much more likely is it to happen to a business?

New payment methods are out there. I don't want to see KSS (or anyone) go broke 'cos Paypal can't or don't want your business.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Users who are viewing this thread