My question is if things don't change what's the main thing or things should I be stocking up on?
On stockpiling after FDA deeming regulations
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I did start with a cigalike and within just a few short months I had discovered the egos. Vaped on them for quite awhile, then got my first 20w istick and nautilus mini and the rest is history.
I get what you're saying though...when I first started I bought one from a gas station, then got the mystic from walmart with the cartridges because it seemed cheaper than blus and they tasted more like tobacco to me for some reason. That got expensive really quick. They totally lie about how many puffs are on there. Once I found egos the cost dropped dramatically and it really helped me stay off cigarettes. But yeah, cigalikes are just expensive as smokes. So I can't imagine people getting started on those after the fda regs kick in when they will be even more expensive. I don't think people will try it.
Me too. I absolutely do not feel comfortable providing my ID/driver's license to a company online. That's a great in for identity theft from a hacker. And didn't I read where they may have to keep them for two years in case the feds want to do an audit so to say?
<your wife's voice> Even if the sky Does fall on vaping, and it's NOT going to, it's going to be quite sometime before you won't be able to get nic. (Unless your state decides to go on the nic warpath which none have started.) If you'd wait the next 2 yrs before you'd even really need to get the nic, with the electric bill money you'd save, you could Pay For ALL the nic Or the freezer. <your wife's voice/>
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They are just trying to make sure everything is in place. I can understand that. The regs start in two months, that will fly by faster then we think.
I would definitely start with 100mg liter of nic. And before August. Then mods, rtas so you can rebuild your coils. Flavors, cotton, wire will still be around.
Ah, ok. Thanks. I remembered seeing something about the two years record, but I couldn't place it.
Honey, you don't really want all my nasty nicotine in with all our food, do you?
I'll end up going to Sam's to get a small one.Honey, you don't really want all my nasty nicotine in with all our food, do you?
A 1.1 cu ft freezer costs $26 a year in electricity, so if you nic level is small enough the math might work. Then again nic might be triple the price by then.
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The 5.1 freezer energy star sticker estimated $21/year. I can definitely afford that to protect a few hundred dollars of nic
I just picked up a 1/2 dozen for my regulated Mod's. Best advice? Get some mechs and learn how to build for them and mech safety. It's not hard, very simple but yet extremely important rules. But easy to follow.
Mech's are pretty much bullet proof if you get the quality ones.
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You keep ignoring the fact that it is very likely states will start eliminating online sales of vape supplies and/or cc companies will refuse to service vape orders. And there may be little or no notice . Most of us don't live in Florida where you ASSUME it won't happen. This will start Aug 8.
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If you care to drive there. You can't even fly a liter of nic (or shampoo for that matter)But Florida is an excellent vacation destination!
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I work in a custom build shop where maching is done, among other things. I'm not a machinist. Taps and dies for the 510 threadiing are available but it's not "standard". You are unlikely to find fastners in that size stocked by anybody. That thread size might be used for custom jobs. The threading on our mods and atomizers is done on CNC lathes with cutters.
What backup do you have that makes this a FACT Effective 8/8?
I don't usually ignore facts. I Often ignore people's unsubstantiated opinion that they've spun up to Factual status in their own mind.
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