IM A GROWN MAN WHY CANT THE NANNIES LEAVE ME ALONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i feel a little better now ... lets fire em all in 2010!!!!!
i feel a little better now ... lets fire em all in 2010!!!!!
It is sad that the industry has come to this point. At what point between child and adult do we lose the desire for good flavors? I am 35 years old, been off of tobacco cigarettes for just over a month (after a 17 year dependence on cigarettes), and one of my favorite flavors is the English Toffee. Why should I, as an informed and consenting adult, be limited to a tobacco or menthal flavor? The idea that a child would spend $75+ to have a device that tastes like toffee, when they have no previous dependence on nicotine, it patently absurd. Oh, and when I first started using an e-cig, I had zero desire to have the sweet tastes, and wanted the tabacco flavors, but why should consenting adults be limited to a taste that we previously associated with smoking?
Once you are a adult you must stop liking things that taste good. Didn't you get the memo?I just don't get this logic. Should we also ban flavored wine coolers because kids might think they are like kool-aid?
Sorry but we adults need to have some fun too.
I don't think there's much worry about kids. The people who pass these laws or make these corporate decisions don't understand kids (in my opnion).
What kid is gonna spend $35 for a JOYE 510 (no box version), buy the juice $8/$20 wait a week for it to arrive (or buy it at the mall for five times as much)...charge the batteries, learn how to use it? All that work, all the expense--just so they can have the newest 'cool' thing to do?
I don't believe it. If they can steal it from their mom or dad (it would already be set up to use--they won't do it!
I'm not kidding.
I think your logic is slightly flawed. I personally can think of a lot of reasons why underage people would want E-Cigs. Its even easier now since people under 18 tend to have debit cards.
For example look at school. Kids smoke at school, always have. Now they have a simple way to hide it. No smell, portable, etc.
Also you talk about the costs. Depending on where you live that is not a big investment, especially with rising cigarette pack costs. In Chicago for example they are just below $10 pack for the most part. Cartons run about $85-$90. Small investment for the E-Cig.
As for the flavors and what other people mentioned about targeting to kids. I view it as this. It is as an unintentional marketing to kids.
Yes adults like these flavors, but so do kids. Someone gave the wine cooler example before. Kids like those, they are popular(especially among women) When I was in high school about 10 years ago, girls wanted it.
Also when you said "just so they can have the newest 'cool' thing to do?". People buy I-Pods, etc instead of other brands and pay more for just this reason.
I understand where the warnings come from the government and other groups. I do not think it is right just to dismiss what they are saying. Its not always the case by far, but it is still relevant concerns they have.
Yes adults like these flavors, but so do kids. Someone gave the wine cooler example before. Kids like those, they are popular(especially among women) When I was in high school about 10 years ago, girls wanted it.
Also when you said "just so they can have the newest 'cool' thing to do?". People buy I-Pods, etc instead of other brands and pay more for just this reason.
I understand where the warnings come from the government and other groups. I do not think it is right just to dismiss what they are saying. Its not always the case by far, but it is still relevant concerns they have.
Candy flavors for e-cigs aren't going to entice teens any more than chocolate-flavored Exlax or Ensure does.
Njoy is the board chair of the ECA and they ECA is getting rid of flavours. Good thing they appointed themselves to represent us.
Njoy is the board chair of the ECA and they ECA is getting rid of flavours. Good thing they appointed themselves to represent us.
It's not like we can't flavor our own