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I don't believe there's been a death directly attributed to a vape blowing up. How much does the Singapore government make off of tobacco sales a year? I honestly don't know the answer but there's always big business involved.
That’s what I thought at first. It’s about money here, and the government want to make $$ off everything and they couldn’t with vaping.
So, Canadians, no help for you either?????? Are you REALLY going to cross the self righteousness side???????
Reading between the lines i think it's a choice between his wife in Singapore or Vaping in Canada, close call!That's an option
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Singapore is a country that already bans chewing gum, a man having sex with another man is a prisonable offence, there's restrictions on what times you're allowed to consume alcohol, oral and .... sex are illegal, and suicide is also illegal.
To start out with, it's not exactly a place of civil liberties.
Secondly, they were one of the first to start anti-cigarette campaigns in the 70s. Banning smoking in places like 20 years before they happened here in Canada. With a lower incidence of smokers, you don't have a real motivation to promote harm reduction.
When you add the two together, you get a recipe where banning vaping seems normal.
yeah that does not surprise me ..... Thanks for the info as I was not aware of that data .... But, it's okay if people smoke their brains out with tobacco products, get COPD, heart disease, and lung cancer? Law makers (in most Countries) need to be tarred, feathered, and horse whipped lol
Canada: E-cigarettes are mostly unregulated.[133] They are technically illegal to sell, as no nicotine-containing e-fluid is approved by Health Canada, but this is generally unenforced and they are commonly available for sale Canada-wide.[8] Vancouver bans use of e-cigarettes in public places where smoking is prohibited. Toronto bans use of e-cigarettes in city work spaces.[134] The governing Liberals recently introduced a provincial legislation in Ontario to regulate e-cigarette devices.[135] Local vape shops in Ontario currently trying to Fight Bill 45.[136] The city of Red Deer bans electronic cigarette use where smoking is prohibited.[137]
So, Canadians, no help for you either?????? Are you REALLY going to cross the self righteousness side???????
You should not use outdated information. Here is the government website on vaping:
Vaping - Canada.ca
We legalized recreational pot earlier this month. You really think nicotine vaporisers are a big deal?
You're quoting bans on where in public it is allowed and the debate on nicotine ejuice?Canada: E-cigarettes are mostly unregulated.[133] They are technically illegal to sell, as no nicotine-containing e-fluid is approved by Health Canada, but this is generally unenforced and they are commonly available for sale Canada-wide.[8] Vancouver bans use of e-cigarettes in public places where smoking is prohibited. Toronto bans use of e-cigarettes in city work spaces.[134] The governing Liberals recently introduced a provincial legislation in Ontario to regulate e-cigarette devices.[135] Local vape shops in Ontario currently trying to Fight Bill 45.[136] The city of Red Deer bans electronic cigarette use where smoking is prohibited.[137]
So, Canadians, no help for you either?????? Are you REALLY going to cross the self righteousness side???????
That's an option
I will again one day. I will never give up citizenship in Canada. Not much freedom here. I’m here for my wife and family. There laws are not that bad. It is the safest and cleanest place on the planet.
Bordering between Marxism and Communism ..... The USA keeps messing around and we will eventually get there ourselves. But, that's another topic.
Then you're on the same terms as many other countries. Here if you vape in public, even in the sight of a police officer, you won't be said a word. Still, from time to time (most probably because of uncomfortable tobacco manufacturers) a raid happens. You're not on the clear either.
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Well that takes Singapore off of my places to see list
Well that takes Singapore off of my places to see list
This year has been a year for legislation for the vaping industry in Canada. In my province they amended the tobacco laws to include vaping. It's simple here. Where you can smoke cigarettes you can vape. Includes in your car, outside, at home, outside a hospital or work.
yes, this is a forum to help vapers
however we can not help if the country that you are residing in has banned vaping
I knew that it was banned in singapore from past complaints from people that live there
we can not aid in finding blackmarket ways to buy them...we can aid in advice about vaping, but as for helping you to find ways around the laws there, we aren't really able to post such things.
Now there are obvious loopholes, as you said, you brought your vape with you through customs
and I myself have been in places where it is illegal to smoke or vape in public but you can bring it through customs for personal use within your own home (or hotel room) but if caught in public it will be confiscated and you could be arrested or fined, be thankful that all that happened was they took it away....
now all that being said, I will say that I know a lot of folks place orders online, but there again you run the risk of it being confiscated at import and possibly being fined for importing it. So that is your decision to make if you wish to run that risk....
however we are more than happy to help you in learning about vaping and if you leave singapore and are in a country that it's not illegal, we will be more than happy to help direct you to places to buy items but unfortunately we aren't really going to be able to help much in that aspect currently.
however we can not help if the country that you are residing in has banned vaping
I knew that it was banned in singapore from past complaints from people that live there
we can not aid in finding blackmarket ways to buy them...we can aid in advice about vaping, but as for helping you to find ways around the laws there, we aren't really able to post such things.
Now there are obvious loopholes, as you said, you brought your vape with you through customs
and I myself have been in places where it is illegal to smoke or vape in public but you can bring it through customs for personal use within your own home (or hotel room) but if caught in public it will be confiscated and you could be arrested or fined, be thankful that all that happened was they took it away....
now all that being said, I will say that I know a lot of folks place orders online, but there again you run the risk of it being confiscated at import and possibly being fined for importing it. So that is your decision to make if you wish to run that risk....
however we are more than happy to help you in learning about vaping and if you leave singapore and are in a country that it's not illegal, we will be more than happy to help direct you to places to buy items but unfortunately we aren't really going to be able to help much in that aspect currently.
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