Ditto for me too. Though thankfully I'm well stocked as Korean Customs are starting to really clamp down on e-cigarette liquids ordered from abroad.
Oh? How do you know?
Ditto for me too. Though thankfully I'm well stocked as Korean Customs are starting to really clamp down on e-cigarette liquids ordered from abroad.
Oh? How do you know?
I’m still waiting to hear back from them. I was able to confirm through a coworker that they did order freebase nic from us quite a while back. Hard to believe they are still using that same batch, especially if they are a low cost online supplier for the area. Regardless, what they are selling is diluted strengths of what they purchased from us. While we don’t mind them doing so, we do mind that they are selling it as if they are simply distributing our product when in fact they are mixing up their own batches with what may or may not be the nicotine that they purchased from us.
Oh- I'm 100% sure that their bottles are all fake. I mean, the bottles they sell vs the one listed on MFS's site are completely different and I doubt it'd be profitable (ie worth their time) for them to buy/resell bottles of 100mg/mL, etc. nic. The marketing (ie labeling) is probably ...for, well, marketing purposes. And while it- the ethical thing- is ...iffy (labeling their product as MFS direct instead of a mix), it is kinda endemic here. eg. Kenny Roger's Norebang (which I'm sure isn't approved one bit by the man)
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Also, I'm pretty sure that something like Pocariboy's scenario is the case, but that doesn't necessarily mean that their nic is crap. Maybe I'm biasing myself in that I really want there to be a local nic supplier (and avoid the import nic tax), but given the ingredients' list (freebase nic & pg) and ease of mixing (basically, add in appropriate amts [basic math, transfer pipettes which are really cheap] & shake), I don't see a huge potential for a scam or crap nic. Legality questionable? Definitely.
But yeah, if you get to testing it, please let us know since I'm sure I'm not the only one interested. (And no clue where to obtain those here, otherwise I'd test it myself)
yeah, if they're willing to brazenly counterfeit, why not quadruple their profit by selling 50mg nic labled as 200mg?
They seem like a fly by night type of operation that isn't interested in customer loyalty.
Damn it because I too wanted a local source of easy to obtain nic.
But even with the customs b.s., it's still a lot cheaper to import nic than pay the ridiculous prices B&M's here are charging. Hopefully competition will bring prices down in time.
I'm glad to hear this, and of course I am naturally suspicious of anything coming out of China. Where do you get your test kit from? Bromothymol Blue and .12n Acid are outrageously priced on gmarket. The stuff sells for pennies at any pool supply store on Long Island, and they're asking 30,000 for a few ml here
I got my kit from a vape shop in Manila. It's highly unlikely you will find a kit in Korea since DIY is still quite novel. But I've seen them pop up on Amazon and Ebay from time to time.
I just did a quick Internet search and it seems you can buy a 10 strip nicotine test kit for $10. Some good reviews about it too.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004KAQ3RA/ref=redir_mdp_mobile/180-8319262-8804964
I'm gonna be ordering one today and have it shipped to my house in Canada, as well as some Nicotine from this Korean/American vendor in question.
Then I'll post the results soon.
Hahaha...The only way this test kit will work is if you drink the nicotine first.
I have a strange feeling that this illegal site, which only accepts direct bank deposit payments, is being withdrawn by a Korean American living in the States, as they know the crack-down will eventually happen but nothing will happen to them.
Update: They do accept Paypal.