What sort of smoke alarms would notice it, I have heard rumours but never actual reports on it
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What do you guys if your flying?
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You could probably wrap an MVP in colourfull coca cola wrapper, and take an occasional "sip"
I always ask the nearest TSA in the actual airport and have never had any issues out in the open. Normally i can suffer through on the plane but I have been known to stealth on occasion.
I take a small eGo battery and a vision nano clearomiser for airports and such. On the plane I have been known to drip a few drops of liquid onto the back of my hand and rub it in. The craving went away, which might be a real nicotine effect or just a placebo effect.
Remember, batteries must either be in devices, or if not they must be in carry-on bags and in appropriate storage -- battery boxes or retail packaging, failing that individual zip-lock bags or something to prevent anything metallic contacting and shorting them.
Remember, batteries must either be in devices, or if not they must be in carry-on bags and in appropriate storage -- battery boxes or retail packaging, failing that individual zip-lock bags or something to prevent anything metallic contacting and shorting them.
A couple of mls is far too much. You'd be in the toilet puking your guts up for the rest of the flight.
A few drops is closer to the mark. Consider one drop is a few puffs (say 1-3 depending on watts) and 10-15 puffs is a cigarette. Then err on the side of caution. Half a dozen drops is the most I would use in one dose... and I wouldn't recommend any use of nicotine liquid other than vaping it of course. Your risk is yours.
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Stealth vaping in the lavatory of a plane can set off the smoke alarm.
Bad press is the last thing the e-cig community needs right now, so I wouldn't advise stealth vaping on a plane in any case. If the flight is long and you need your fix, try to make do with gum, patches, or other licit methods.
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What kind of bad press are they getting? I thought overall e cigs were popular and viewed in a positive light since it helps people quit smoking
" A little dab will do ya" in situations where I cant vape... a drop of juice on the finger tip and lick.... start out small or you will get hiccups 
Igetcha69 did a review of this juice that is almost undetectable when vaped. it should be in his recent videos in youtube
I fly every week and have been vaping on the plane for a couple of years. Don't use a mod that billows huge clouds. I do it in my seat and hold the hit in until the cloud is gone. Or I'll just go to the bathroom. Just exhale away from the smoke detector.
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When I fly, I tend to use either a disposable blu/progressive or be very very careful. I've heard that in LAX they're going to start taking people's ecig's away since some ....... found a way to put ...... in them. I'd rather be out the $9.50 for a disposable than lose my $140 kit (not even including the cost of juice).
Nicotine toothpicks were designed with airplanes in mind. The creator also works as an aviation consultant.
I always keep a small stash of patches for when I'm flying on long flights. From Chicago to, say, Buffalo NY ... it's an hour in air + 2 hours lead time, I'm okay with nothing. But when we're traveling to Washington State from Chicago, a four hour flight, + a 2 hour lead time ... yeah, I slap a patch on.
Personally? I'm the sort of person who panics at the thought of "stepping on anyones toes." I don't think I would feel comfortable doing something on an airplane I've been asked not to do. I know I don't know have to, but I adhere to the same "smoking laws" when it comes to vaping (okay, maybe not the 15 feet from a door stuff) But, the point is, I try to be as respectful as possible. Here in Chicago, personal vaping is a growing thing -- I'd go so far as to venture and say 98% of people have no idea what they're looking at when they see me doing it. To that end, I try not to draw too much attention. I'd rather answer polite, curious questions than be faced by an anti-everything firing squad any day.
I hope someday it will be a more inclusive experience and our sweet, sweet vape will be welcomed indoors.
Personally? I'm the sort of person who panics at the thought of "stepping on anyones toes." I don't think I would feel comfortable doing something on an airplane I've been asked not to do. I know I don't know have to, but I adhere to the same "smoking laws" when it comes to vaping (okay, maybe not the 15 feet from a door stuff
) But, the point is, I try to be as respectful as possible. Here in Chicago, personal vaping is a growing thing -- I'd go so far as to venture and say 98% of people have no idea what they're looking at when they see me doing it. To that end, I try not to draw too much attention. I'd rather answer polite, curious questions than be faced by an anti-everything firing squad any day.I hope someday it will be a more inclusive experience and our sweet, sweet vape will be welcomed indoors.
its not flying related.... its hospital related, I put a small drip of ejuice on the back of the thumb and lick it.... but dont over do it, you will get hiccups
I figure as a smoker I always had to endure waiting, so I will do the same when I fly within the US. If it were an international flight, well, that is different. I would likely get some nic gum to keep body & soul together in that case.
My coworker was held in the airplane after the flight because his e-cig triggered the smoke alarm. Luckily the pilot/stewards didn't find a cigarette lighter in his possession so they let him walk.... The E-cig smoke is not completely free from second hand particulates. If they were then there would be absolutely no reason to ban them in flight or indoors.
I personally have managed to not vape for a couple of hours on the short flights, its the long 14 hr flights that absolutely drive me crazy. I have stealth vaped in the past but the airports are getting tighter on e-cig security. I definitely recommend putting the expensive stuff in your checked bag so your not out a hundred plus bucks..
I will have to order the toothpicks. They seem like a good alternative to the rules that are currently in place..
I personally have managed to not vape for a couple of hours on the short flights, its the long 14 hr flights that absolutely drive me crazy. I have stealth vaped in the past but the airports are getting tighter on e-cig security. I definitely recommend putting the expensive stuff in your checked bag so your not out a hundred plus bucks..
I will have to order the toothpicks. They seem like a good alternative to the rules that are currently in place..
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