Vaping questions from future tourist

[sit.happens]

I put a post in the European section, but i figure it would hurt to post in the UK tread as well. Seeing as we will probably start our trip in London.


The wife and I are planning to do the Global Pass rail trip in Europe this summer. Hopefully we will see most of the countries that we can in 40 days.

What is the situation in the various countries in Europe regarding vaping? Does everyone order online or can you purchase juice in stores in some countries? Any problems crossing borders while vaping? or is it better to hide it when the officials come to see your passport? Is juice easy to get in Eastern Europe? or is it better to stock up while in the UK or France?

We will probably pack a load of juice with us in our luggage. ( figuring out the plane angle will be another step) will they allow a bunch of bottles of juice onto a plane! will the juice leak in the checked luggage etc...

I know, probably a lot of dumb questions, but I figure, best to ask the people who live there and get there perspective.

 

[rolygate]

It is legal to own and use an e-cigarette everywhere in Europe.

You need to bring all spares and liquid with you because even if though you can buy mail-order in many countries, delivery will not take place until you are three countries down the road

There are hardly any main street sources and they won't be where you wanted to go anyway.

For transport issues, especially flying out of the US, see our forum on this very subject:
Travel and E-Cig

Also I highly recommend BasilRay's show on this topic on Vape TV. Lots of really good tips on flying out, how to pack, what to check, what to carry on, how to go through TSA etc.
VapeTV | Basilray's Tips and Tricks for Travel

 

[Al Capwn]

You need to bring all spares and liquid with you because even if though you can buy mail-order in many countries, delivery will not take place until you are three countries down the road

Bit harsh, I've never had to wait more than 2 days max for any of my deliveries in the UK.