PROVARI IS NO MORE?????????????

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Topwater Elvis

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Yep, Provape is no more...
One of their service techs is providing repair, as long as parts stock last.
I don't have his contact at the moment, but can be found in the remaining Provape threads.
Good thing is, you most likley won't need repair with routine maintenance.

I've checked provarifuel frequently from what I saw all sold out for at least a week / 9 days.

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I think for me, I'm just angry at the government.. I'm sad provari is no more, but I'm madder at the cause of the loss.
THey still have plenty of time to not be worried about the Govt.. the could have/should have waited til the last minute if they wanted to blame the govt... this isnt/wasnt the govt obviously... it was a simple supply and demand.... they were no longer in the demand at wich they had supply
 
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THey still have plenty of time to not be worried about the Govt.. the could have/should have waited til the last minute if they wanted to blame the govt... this isnt/wasnt the govt obviously... it was a simple supply and demand.... they were no longer in the demand at wich they had supply

Only 8 months short of government regs going into effect full force is when they closed. You don't know if that was when certain leases they had which may have needed to be renewed for more than a year,
I am no friend of the government... but to place blame on something that isnt even close to being enforced and even further still foggy.... seems just a bit silly. I hate big govet ( i am conservative ) but blaming someone for your shortcomings when it was your fault instead of theirs ten days later is a bit silly.

You don't know what was happening behind the scenes with long term lease agreements for their factory space (and other such contractual obligations), that made closing their doors now more beneficial to them than staying open until the last minute.

They were planning on getting FDA approval, and then at some point into that process they backed up and just shut down, so there could be a LOT more to this than you know.

In such a case, and without knowing the exact situation, your just speculating what you think, and that's not always the best course of action, without all the facts.
 

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Only 8 months short of government regs going into effect full force is when they closed. You don't know if that was when certain leases they had which may have needed to be renewed for more than a year,


You don't know what was happening behind the scenes with long term lease agreements for their factory space, that made closing their doors now more beneficial to them than staying open until the last minute.

They were planning on getting FDA approval, and then at some point into that process they backed up and just shut down, so there could be a LOT more to this than you know.

In such a case, and without knowing the exact situation, your just speculating what you think, and that's not always the best course of action, without all the facts.
Plenty going on, Take the money and run... they had 8 months of stock and if they closed they knew they could sell it for more.. they decided rather than worrying about regulations they would take the money and run... i would do the same thing as a business... not caring about who or what i would take the money...
 
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