The Motherland, I see is moving toward the US more and more with Boris, who my Mother calls 'Trump Jr with worse Hair'.
The Motherland, I see is moving toward the US more and more with Boris, who my Mother calls 'Trump Jr with worse Hair'.
And dont bother putting a Canadian flag on your backpack. They figured out that one.Umbrella yes, beer not required we have plenty.
And OP as you're American, try not to say anything too loud or crass...
I'm going to Portugal, and I thought I had my packing all planned. Some friends of mine who traveled recently told me the usual things: empty your tanks or the juice will climb out at jet altitude, keep batteries in your carry-on luggage, etc. Then, just to be safe, I looked for a YouTube video about traveling with vapes. I don't remember which video it was, and I can't find it now, or I would link it here, but the EU has or had a "Tobacco Products Directive", which, with the usual failure of logic, includes vaping. The maximum amount of liquid that a tank can hold is 2ml. I use the Aspire ET-S BVC, which holds 2.7 ml. What to do, without having to change my whole set-up for one trip?We will be traveling to the UK, I have read the TSA website. So am familiar with things like liquid amounts and not checking our Mods but taking in our carry-ons anything else i should know?
I am thinking of taking disposable tanks like the Innokin GoMax for my OBS Cube. My Wife will be taking her Adept is there a decent disposable MTL tank? Not the Vzone because of issues with the fill cap coming loose, hate liquid everywhere.
You may be right about that, but I don't want to take any chances. If they confiscate my 30 ml. liquid at customs, I feel I can easily get more juice. I just don't want to have to hunt for a glassomizer in a hurry. I'm taking one 30 ml. bottle of juice and one 10 ml., and a plug adapter for recharging. I am told I don't have to worry about a converter because most USB devices go both ways, or something like that.I don't know this for sure but I think those regs apply to buying not owning. I've been over to the UK with tanks larger than 2mls since TPD came in and there were no problems at customs. They didn't want to know how many mgs were in my juice either.
I too was worried about that on my last trip to Europe, but mostly because I didn't want to risk losing any of my good (and effectively irreplaceable) squonk mods to an overzealous customs agent. As it turns out, it wouldn't have been a problem, but when it comes to the devices I normally use, better safe than sorry.You may be right about that, but I don't want to take any chances. If they confiscate my 30 ml. liquid at customs, I feel I can easily get more juice. I just don't want to have to hunt for a glassomizer in a hurry. I'm taking one 30 ml. bottle of juice and one 10 ml., and a plug adapter for recharging. I am told I don't have to worry about a converter because most USB devices go both ways, or something like that.
It's just easier all round, not voting, no getting blown up by terrorists, etc.
Oh, I'm not saying it is FAIR or anything, American's do not deserve to get blown up but if I were ever hostaged by a terrorist, I would make sure he saw my passport, for reals.
Anna
I've heard of that in this forum. Heard it works.I don't even risk trying to vape on flights, even fairly long ones (central Florida to Anchorage, Alaska and back). I just place 2-3 drops of my 7mg DIY eliquid under my tongue...about every 3 hours. It always does the trick, for me.