Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)
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I'm playing with TC on a Pico 75W, Arctic Fox installed and running a Shift dripper @ 20W
Well, variety IS the spice of life
From this piece:
By the end of 2018, there will be no independent vaping industry left within the USA - unless Congress decides to look deeper into this, or indeed the legal system is willing and able to hold the FDA to account for its fallacious representation of the risk impact that it has used to justify this regulatory abomination.
Reality is depressing!
Can't hit the like button on either of those, and we're going to see more go that way as well. Some have already gone...
Maybe Hunter and the few other "friends" we have will have a positive impact, but it's already too late for some of our favorite businesses...
And you DO have your stash closet full, yes?
Totally Wicked arrived in the USA in 2008 and established the very first American brick and mortar vape shop. And, they have fought the good fight.
Very sad.
Money's a little tight right now. Luckily, I'm pretty much stocked up. But, there's always more!
One of my favorite things about vaping is the ability to stock up. I've always had periods when I was just too broke to buy anything. Luckily, with vaping I don't have to do without during those periods.
I feel like I need to buy more, the door is closing faster and faster
I do feel bad for newcomers to vaping. All I can say it to stick to a plan, starting with the most vulnerable items (above all nic).
Plan on having everything you need before August 2018.
If current administration is able to reverse this FDA overreach, awesome, then you have a lot of goodies.
If not, you will be able to continue using what you like.
What method is everyone using to gauge their nic needs?
I am using a formula of how much do I vape per day on average.
How many mls of nic are in that amount.
Multiply that by 365 to know how much needed per year.
Pad that by 25% just to make sure.
I'm a very moderate vaper, only 1-1.5 mls per day and come out to barely 2 liters needed to last 25 years at my nic level.
Sound right? Anybody else calculating a different way?
I am using a formula of how much do I vape per day on average.
How many mls of nic are in that amount.
Multiply that by 365 to know how much needed per year.
Pad that by 25% just to make sure.
I'm a very moderate vaper, only 1-1.5 mls per day and come out to barely 2 liters needed to last 25 years at my nic level.
Sound right? Anybody else calculating a different way?
I did it about the same way... 1 liter should last me about 8-10 years.
FYI:
HR 1136 gains early co-sponsors. Take a moment to say THANK YOU! - CASAA
Lets keep our fingers crossed and hope stocking up is null and void.
*taps on the door* Hi guys, my name is Michelle and I'd like to come in to the tootle puffer room... I started out in subohm land, because that's what the b&m I started at had. Thankfully it worked for me, but did not work for my husband so I have been searching for low airflow, higher ohm, lower wattage options for him. Ended up with kayfun style tanks and, go figure, I like them better too. I will still visit cloudland from time to time but I wanted to jump into this thread too.
I am with you on that. I had a chance to find my perfect vape and have stayed with it since. My stash has to match that vape which it does.
I got a calculator off here. Called nic reqd. Just an excel spreadsheet.
Oh, this makes me feel so sad, as the rest of you are feeling, too!
TW was here what seems like forever, and when Provape closed their doors, and now, TW, that's the REAL crime.
TW was here what seems like forever, and when Provape closed their doors, and now, TW, that's the REAL crime.
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