I'm sorry, but if you're going to misquote me, allow me to correct you...
I said he had a couple of points muddied. And if you consider incorrect information to not be "muddy" then I don't know what to tell you. The incorrect info I am referring to is the reverse battery protection point. The other points I said were "muddied" were just semantics. Also, I was using the P3 as an example of Provape's movement forward in regards to using different batteries. I was not singling out the P3.
As far as the the legal stuff regarding the battery issue, Provape isn't TELLING anyone to use any battery. They are simply recommending a battery. Someone getting hurt because of a recommendation would not be Provape's liability issue. If the use of AW batteries was a strict instruction, then there would be an issue.
The Provari does not come with a battery. The user must purchase them separately.
If the battery fails, and hurts someone, that is the fault of the battery manufacturer.
I see John has corrected you so no need for me to repeat.

/ end of that discussion. Moving along...
I never used the word "TELLING" and we both agree on the term "Recommended" so why the need?
EDIT: OK I get it why you raised the term in support of your specious argument. No problem. Please continue reading and I would suggest a deep breath and a firm grip on your rodent. /lol /joke/ /end edit. I would respectfully suggest that you carefully read what the ProVape site currently says and the ONLY bats they sell. THAT IS TELLING! For your reading pleasure and bolded by me:
"Battery Tip
Batteries - We only recommend using approved 18490 and 18650 batteries in the ProVari. All of the batteries that we sell on our website have been tested to work with the ProVari and
these are the only cells you should use. There is a big difference between all the different batteries on the market and a lot of testing has been done on these various batteries. The reason we recommend using high drain cells is because these cells can output more current providing the ProVari with the power it needs to operate properly. There are a number of batteries that will cause issues including the Trustfire, Ultrafire and other brands. These batteries cannot handle higher current output and the battery will turn off while in use or cause a low battery alert much sooner than it should because the batteries have a high internal resistance. Please make sure you get the proper batteries to use in the ProVari to avoid problems."
Source:
ProVari Variable Voltage Ecig: Best Variable Voltage E Cig Available!
Please take your issues up with ProVape if you have any.

With respect to legal issues I actually used to think like you and I can respect your views but my outlook changed after I got sued and had to pay an attorney lots of mula. Good luck with your view of the issue even though I see zero merit in your argument.
