Wasn't nic available before 2007 for scientific and/or manufacturing purposes? And if so, wouldn't it continue to remain on the market?
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On stockpiling after FDA deeming regulations
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Can someone tell me what is the best way to store nicotine in the freezer? Is it best to store it in the container it came in or do you guys transfer it to glass? What about thawing ?
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Store in glass is the best way,and it doesn't actually freeze,so doesn't really need to thaw,just take out of the freezer,let it come to room temp before opening the bottle.Also,if getting larger amounts,like a liter,break it down into smaller bottles before putting in the freezer,that way,when you take a bottle out,leave it out,you dont want to keep putting it back,then taking it out again.
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Sounds easy enough and I don't need a rocket science degree or to be a Masterchef contestant to do it right.
Same thing happened here in Arkansas with smokes and now with e-liquid
It isn't going to surprise me if it spreads out to all vaping supplies for us.
I am not rolling in cash and believe me, you can do it.
Even if it's just $50 or $100 per month, make a list of what you need, put it in order of what is likely to be out of reach due to regs and start saving/buying. The shakeout will be over the next two years. Don't dawdle...get cracking!
I spent quite a bit this month, but since it's my last big spending spree I just went for it 
Everything could stop tomorrow and I will be fine. I am afraid the crack down in my state could be sooner than later because of the no mailing/ shipping of tobacco products. Boy I really hate this!!
Everything could stop tomorrow and I will be fine. I am afraid the crack down in my state could be sooner than later because of the no mailing/ shipping of tobacco products. Boy I really hate this!!
THERE MAY BE A HUGE MARKET CONTRACTION IN THE US: Don't forget what these FDA regs will do is to cannibalize the existing market. Very few of us are on ECF or similar sites. If 75% of the market goes away within 2yrs due to a contraction in sales or supplies(for whatever reason), then you are not going to be able to get vape goods very easily. Manufacturers and mom and pop retailers may not be able to afford to stay open because they will not have a mix of goods that are attractive to create sales. Reasons for not being able to stay open can be as simple as: the PMTA effects too many of the goods sold by a retailer - who does not even (mix or manufacture) and the remaining goods do not turn a profit.
Save what you can and buy wisely for long term use. If it's $50 or $100 spend it wisely.
Not to debate this but, I've spent 3 times more (than $500) stocking up. Easily. I'll keep right on going until the products disappear from the shelves or become unavailable. If new products come out, I'll buy them if they're worth it, but I doubt they will be much better than what is available right now as long as we shop wisely.
To ME, $500 total would not be enough. 10 to 20yrs of vaping is a long time and I'm buying everything that I can.
I agree! No time like the present to get the goods while you can. This could be your last chance.
Well mine are in a fireproof box inside a 3000lb cement firewalled safe filled with my 2nd amendment rights, but you are right I may need to wrap them in rubber also.
My UHF radios are rubber wrapped and as for being a survivalist I believe my 6 8lb buckets of freeze dried meals from Wise and 4 buckets from Mountain house have me set for a while although I did see some new meals I may want to add for my dining pleasure. I even have freeze dried dog food as well as a buckets of water packs and juice drinks
Good on you! On the water front, bagged water can eventually go bad- best case would be to have a filtration device like a Berkey, and plenty of backup filters (which have a shelf life of 25 years as long as you keep em' dry). That way you can turn radioactive apocalyptic rat swamp water into potable liquid for several years if needed- worth filtering out the rats, leaves, twigs, and other large bits before you dump it in the Berkey though, of course
Search for "TemCo" there is a code available and an address to their new website.
I bought 750 ft of SS 316L a week ago for less than $25.
If I had your phone no and email addy, I'd call you or email you dozens of docs on what "free trade" and H1Bs have done to our economy.
My background is having lived and worked in Silicon Valley.
The jobs being taken are hollowing out the middle class, not the lower class.
It's a little bit more complicated than that.
Trade partners are not paying ANY, AS IN -> ANY <-, import duties, while US manufacturers pay at least 25%+ on all goods exported to their countries. China is a thief in so many ways, I could get my Doctorate on writing abt it. That said, I do buy Chinese goods, but I'm eager to stop them from exploiting markets globally.
When truly FREE TRADE is created by force, then the goods will flow in all directions unimpeded.
I have water filters tooGood on you! On the water front, bagged water can eventually go bad- best case would be to have a filtration device like a Berkey, and plenty of backup filters (which have a shelf life of 25 years as long as you keep em' dry). That way you can turn radioactive apocalyptic rat swamp water into potable liquid for several years if needed- worth filtering out the rats, leaves, twigs, and other large bits before you dump it in the Berkey though, of course
TEMCo has a new website, but it is unresponsive at the moment. Use discount code "temco10" (applied in the cart view page on the right hand side) and you will get a 10% discount from anything you purchase.
This is for 1lb of SS 316L it's only $32.98 on their original site, but would be 10% less on their new site. My suggestion is to try the site later in the evening. I'll send them an email. They need more RAM and a faster processor at least on that web server.
How I store my nicotine may be overkill but it works for me
For some reason your link takes me to a thread on evod USB chargers and I can't find a post about storing nicotine.
I have water filters too
Nice- seems like this may be a preachin' to the choir type of situation then
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