RUYAN to resume trading stocks?

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danielwd

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Are there any other publicly traded companies making e-cigs? I have some cash I might want to invest in it. If only there was a crystal ball to show who was going to come out on top in the next 5 years.

Ruyan is the purest move in terms of owning a company involved in the e-cig. business, keeping in mind it is not the only thing they do.

It trades on the Hong Kong market but most online brokers can purchase it.

By the way the stock has gotten, and is getting, hammered. But possibly, as you know, that can be the best time to get in, although I am sure it would be a very, very risky move.
 

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I can't see the V10 on the website.

Are nicocig carts easily refillable?

12mg as the 'high' is way too low for many people. One of the main claims detractors will try to make is that e-cigs don't work; and with strengths too low that might be the case.

And I very much doubt the 200 puffs per cart stated.

I'd like to see Nicocig succeed in taking e-cigs mainstream (in the UK) but I have reservations currently.
 
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oldlady

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Dear Kinabaloo,

vaping is much cheaper if you order e-liquid and refill carts yourself. There are videos on YouTube that show how to do this.

Of course, you are right about 12 mg! This seems to be especially true for new "converts." I quit analogs about a week ago. I am using carts with 18 mg in the morning and then switching to 24 mg in the late afternoon. From what I have read on this forum, the level of nicotine needed or preferred varies alot. I have read posts by some users who are vaping 36 mg straight up, while others are using 0 nic. The best course of action is probably to get a small sample of flavors and strengths and see what suits you best.

Happy vaping!
 
Are there any other publicly traded companies making e-cigs? I have some cash I might want to invest in it. If only there was a crystal ball to show who was going to come out on top in the next 5 years.

MILR.PK is Smoke Anywhere USA makers of Smoke51. We recently filed an 8-k with the SEC detailing our reverse merger.
 
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