Vapor Corp./ Biometric Technology

[K-T80]

Later this year, vapor Corp will release a fingerprint lock technology vaporizer. The suggested retail is between $199 and $299. While the price point is breathtaking,does anyone think that the release of this product could result in a favorable outcome for our vaping community against the current battle involving the FDA given the goal is a safety feature?

 

[wonner]

Seems like a positive advancement.

 

[Riverared]

I view APV's like firearms. Hold your anger for a sec. A firearm is useless without a user. An APV is also useless without a user. If you're careless with either, bad things (obviously to extremely different degrees) can happen. You wouldn't want the wrong person to have either one. If you take care in where and how you use/store your APV the lock shouldn't really be necessary. But, in the real world, some people need all the help they can get. Logically it would give the FDA a little bit of assurance that we, as vapers, are trying to head in the right direction. Logic isn't their strong suit. I'm afraid this would be just another thing to break on an already expensive device. Also, where's this technology on analogs? Oh wait, those aren't a danger to anyone. Argh!

 

[K-T80]

I do agree with you on many levels.
I know I never snuck out of the house with
my mom and dads smokes....
I do hope it is just an option and not a
take it or leave it $200+ vaporizor.

 

[John_]

I view APV's like firearms. Hold your anger for a sec. A firearm is useless without a user. An APV is also useless without a user. If you're careless with either, bad things (obviously to extremely different degrees) can happen. You wouldn't want the wrong person to have either one. If you take care in where and how you use/store your APV the lock shouldn't really be necessary. But, in the real world, some people need all the help they can get. Logically it would give the FDA a little bit of assurance that we, as vapers, are trying to head in the right direction. Logic isn't their strong suit. I'm afraid this would be just another thing to break on an already expensive device. Also, where's this technology on analogs? Oh wait, those aren't a danger to anyone. Argh!

Guns don't kill people, people kill people.

PV's don't vape people, people vape PVs? (insert "in soviet russia" comment)

 

[BernieVideo]

Later this year, vapor Corp will release a fingerprint lock technology vaporizer. The suggested retail is between $199 and $299. While the price point is breathtaking,does anyone think that the release of this product could result in a favorable outcome for our vaping community against the current battle involving the FDA given the goal is a safety feature?

I see something like that having absolutely no impact. The people against Vaping will be still be just as against us as they are now.

The protect the children aspect of their objections to Vaping is a sham. Hysterical hyperbole.






Tapatalking with my thumbs.
Join the CASAA.
Protect your Vaping Rights!

 

[K-T80]

At the end of the day, the FDA and Governments alike are not worried about
me vaping,they're worried about me buying my vaping material and not
having 'Federal Tax' stamped on my receipt. Money is allways the bottom line.