Mbv cinnamon roll
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I wouldn't hesitate to order it if you like it. I switched to Cin City from Heather's Heavenly Vapes a while back because I like it better, but if I did prefer MBV's Cinnamon Roll, I would reward them for their due diligence.
for sake of health, i am staying away from anything cinammon. i switched away from analog for health reasons, so doesn't make much sense in me vaping something that could be just as bad. plus, my logic tells me anything that ends in -ayanide, sound pretty dangerous.
as many of you know, MBV is one of the most reputable e-juice vendor out there. as e-cig users themselves, i'm sure they probably better understands not to hear or listen to the fear mongering news that gets said in the media time to time. plus, they are in it for the money, and them banning what's one of their main popular juice, for reasons not yet confirmed is striking and alarming to me.
i switched away from analogs for health reasons. who knows what goes inside those tobaccos, but i do also feel the same for random mom and pop e-juice vendors. that is why i have a new profound respect for MBV and wish others follow their lead, that'd generate a lot more trust amongst us vapers as well as anti-vaping communities.
but having said, i think i can understand the pain ... if my favorite juice "tribecca" was being pulled out, i'd probably feel the same, i probably still wouldnt care if it was just as bad as analogs or worse.
but as radical as we are or may seem, perhaps it's not a bad idea if we draw the line somewhere, and when a reputable e-juice vendors say something, perhaps we should just listen.
just my two cents.
as many of you know, MBV is one of the most reputable e-juice vendor out there. as e-cig users themselves, i'm sure they probably better understands not to hear or listen to the fear mongering news that gets said in the media time to time. plus, they are in it for the money, and them banning what's one of their main popular juice, for reasons not yet confirmed is striking and alarming to me.
i switched away from analogs for health reasons. who knows what goes inside those tobaccos, but i do also feel the same for random mom and pop e-juice vendors. that is why i have a new profound respect for MBV and wish others follow their lead, that'd generate a lot more trust amongst us vapers as well as anti-vaping communities.
but having said, i think i can understand the pain ... if my favorite juice "tribecca" was being pulled out, i'd probably feel the same, i probably still wouldnt care if it was just as bad as analogs or worse.
but as radical as we are or may seem, perhaps it's not a bad idea if we draw the line somewhere, and when a reputable e-juice vendors say something, perhaps we should just listen.
just my two cents.
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the study was ANTZ performed, ANTZ funded and paid for a well known ANTZ advocate to live... quite well might i add... while she attends college. yes... the person performing the study and writing about her findings is still in college.
to add to that, the study was also completely irrelevant to vaping in any way, shape or form vice the fact that they used e-juice and flavor concentrate in the study. the study subjected cells on a petri-dish to nic juice and flavor concentrate. some cells died. whoopie!!! if they'd have flooded the petri dish with water, the cells would have died also. it isn't going to stop me from drinking water or it's derivatives MMMMM... COFFEE!!!
had they chose to use cinnamon powder that much of america is going to douse all over their food and drinks these upcoming holiday season, the result would have likely been the same. MMMMMM.... CINNAMON HAZELNUT COFFEE!!!
until there's a relevant study that proves cinnamALDEHYDE in the concentrations relevant to vaping, VAPORIZED INTO LUNGS poses a serious chronic health risk, i'm not feeding into the scare tactic.
also... looks like they understand more than they originally let on. they re-instated all their cinnamon flavors. they also linked the garbage that scared them away from it and a rebuttle from a doctor who actually knows the study was garbage and had nothing to do with vaping. thus YOU can be the judge.
going to load up my protank II with more 36mg/ml cinnamon roll with 2 flavor shots now. MMMMMMMM.... tasty!
EDIT: Ekat... i think it's one of their best also... :Like:
to add to that, the study was also completely irrelevant to vaping in any way, shape or form vice the fact that they used e-juice and flavor concentrate in the study. the study subjected cells on a petri-dish to nic juice and flavor concentrate. some cells died. whoopie!!! if they'd have flooded the petri dish with water, the cells would have died also. it isn't going to stop me from drinking water or it's derivatives MMMMM... COFFEE!!!
had they chose to use cinnamon powder that much of america is going to douse all over their food and drinks these upcoming holiday season, the result would have likely been the same. MMMMMM.... CINNAMON HAZELNUT COFFEE!!!
until there's a relevant study that proves cinnamALDEHYDE in the concentrations relevant to vaping, VAPORIZED INTO LUNGS poses a serious chronic health risk, i'm not feeding into the scare tactic.
also... looks like they understand more than they originally let on. they re-instated all their cinnamon flavors. they also linked the garbage that scared them away from it and a rebuttle from a doctor who actually knows the study was garbage and had nothing to do with vaping. thus YOU can be the judge.
going to load up my protank II with more 36mg/ml cinnamon roll with 2 flavor shots now. MMMMMMMM.... tasty!
EDIT: Ekat... i think it's one of their best also... :Like:
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And they put it back...
The full statement is here, the knee-jerk reaction is over, the cinnamon is back. => Cinnamon Flavors | Mt Baker Vapor WikiMt Baker Vapor Wiki
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