NOT MADE in the USA - The Post that will get me BANNED!

[chevelle]

Wolverines!!

 

[carpedebass]

Update: malyden assures me that her son is not Chinese and that they live in Ohio. I'm thinking sleeper cell here...

I could use some sleep too!

 

[oldsoldier]

I wasn't able to contact anyone from homeland security to check on chad, but a reliable source has clued me in to the real scam:

Mr Chad make bad copy of inferior chinese duplicate of silver bullet mod (e-cig). Him buy new lathe for no good reason, all his mod are belong to us111!!!ONEELEVENTYONE

 

[Sedateme]

oldsoldier, you are awesome

 

[Iffy]

carpedebass, check out this black stealth helicopter...

... based on this technology...

 

[cozzicon]

This thread delivers.

What I'm not sure of.

 

[carpedebass]

carpedebass, check out this black stealth helicopter...

... based on this technology...

Wow! I'm in complete awe! How'd they do that??

 

[carpedebass]

This thread delivers.

What I'm not sure of.

I could stand a delivery of what's in your avatar!

 

[Duke]

Considering that personal vaporizers were invented in China and all the atomizers and cartomizers come from China, I really don't see your point regardless of where the SB is made.

Note: I too would like most of the products we buy in the country made in this country. But that is not reality and probably never will be as the world continues to get smaller.

Actually the Personal Vaporizer was NOT invented in china.. The Electronic Cigarette was...

 

[JQside]

I don't really care where these e-cigs are made for now. What I don't understand is why is China seems to be the only country that is heavily involved in manufacturing them? These are relatively easy to design and manufacture. I can't even believe why countries like Canada can't even make its own version. I'm sure if they do they would be able to come up with e-cigs that have more advanced features like longer lasting batteries in a miniaturized case, state-of-the art atomizers, cartridges, not to mention attractive-looking designs, etc.

What about Japan, Germany, Australia, South Korea, and all these advanced countries? Why in the world are they sleeping when it comes to this fast growing industry?

;-)

 

[Laffs]

Vap as in vapid obviously.

 

[Sedateme]

I don't really care where these e-cigs are made for now. What I don't understand is why is China seems to be the only country that is heavily involved in manufacturing them? These are relatively easy to design and manufacture. I can't even believe why countries like Canada can't even make its own version. I'm sure if they do they would be able to come up with e-cigs that have more advanced features like longer lasting batteries in a miniaturized case, state-of-the art atomizers, cartridges, not to mention attractive-looking designs, etc.

What about Japan, Germany, Australia, South Korea, and all these advanced countries? Why in the world are they sleeping when it comes to this fast growing industry?

;-)

Not an expert, but it seems to me the bulk of the gear we use comes from China because they have tons of factories that can mass-produce ANYTHING at ridiculously low cost. If you were going to start a vape supply company, would you make everything yourself, or buy from a factory in china who can ship you 10000 units of whatever next week for pennies on the dollar compared to any local fabricator?

 

[Danielsuzuki]

Hope the OP doesn't shop at Walmart. Just sayin...

 

[El-ahrairah]

Holy crap, this is still up? I would have thought that this tread would have been here just long enough for a few people to clown on it, then get deleted.

 

[NoMoCamels]

I can understand wanting to buy USA products, but 90% of all vaping equipment is made in china, and suppliers mark them up big time.

Great Lakes Vapor GLV-2! Hand made in Michigan. My Cadillac PV. USA! USA!! Check it out. greatlakesvapor.com

 

[oldsoldier]

Holy crap, this is still up? I would have thought that this tread would have been here just long enough for a few people to clown on it, then get deleted.

It amused us enough to let it live

 

[madjack]

...it is hard to compete against semi-literate, semi-slave/prison/conscript labor working for pennies in conditions that would not be tolerated the West...imjusayin..............
madjack