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Sent you a PM BeBop

I do have some Signature Coffee flavors coming.

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My Signature flavors are very custom. What kind of "Flavor Alchemist" would I be without a retort?

Yeap microscope, According to Leo Lee (the guy that invented the Tiger Coil) it is still to loose so, I will be tightening it up.

I'll post some more pics as I go. I am determined to get a Tiger in my Tank! LOL

This is going into my KPT 2 tank. I want a Tiger Coil KPT 2 and I think this will do fine.

I looked into my Crystal Ball next to my Retort... Impatiently awaits comment LOL

I had to start a web site to justify my spending LMAO

LOL Your getting there... LOL

LOL You haven't even begun to spend

I'm also T2. I have making E-liquid for over 4 years now. When I first started I had many t2 friends that were having problems with spikes after Vaping. We got together and started working on what the root cause was. We found that the higher the VG content the sharper the spike. So, vape 70pg/30vg and you will notice that spike is still there but not as dramatic. Now mind you, everyone is different and you could still see a high spike even at 70/30. If so, go to 80/20 and test that. Keep your meter handy so you can test your readings. I had 1 friend that couldn't even vape 100pg for the spikes so, test test and re test your sugar! Studies show that ingesting VG and PG does not spike your sugar and is used as a sweetener for diabetics. But when Vaped, you are bringing it into your lungs. Your lungs are full of blood vessels and work to oxygenate your blood. Vaping puts the sugars into your blood stream faster and at a higher rate than ingestion. This is IMO why diabetics spike when vaping. I'm not a Doctor, just a Vaper that has done many tests on this. Hope this helps you.

It will more than likely get stuck in customs and get sent back to Fast Tech. Don't order LI ion/IMR batteries from Fast Tech either they have the same fate in most cases.

http://wizardlabs.us/index.php?route=product/category&path=71_73

Welcome to VT. Lots of helpful people here, just ask and it will be answered.

Apple Cider video review from Leo Lee:

You know how hard it is to have a VTR within feet of you and not be able to open it... LOL

I was thinking of Modding the Chi you clone I have and covert it to a magnetic switch.

Magnetic switch? I don't think I'll ever get another spring switch mechanical mod again.

*Pictures A drawing of a cool assed Dragon vaping on a MOD laid back and chillen

Just saying, I may be off base but, if you want to help people not to fear E-Cigarettes.... Wouldn't it be less intimidating to have "Don't Fear The Dragon." on the shirt? I think it is a cool idea though.

PB&B

I had more Bad Vape days with the old 901 and 510 stick bats and attys than I do with the tanks and mods. But yeah, I still have them. I can empathize with your troubles.

No we don't. The FDA has no regulations in place this is why Juice makers, reputable juice makers, regulate them self's closely. It is scary when I see things added to juice that don't need to be added. Or, see juice at bargain basement prices. I would rather buy top notch ingredients and charge a little more than cut corners to make it cheap. I have spent many hours over 4 years researching what goes into my juice. If an ingredient don't pass my scrutiny, it will not be in my juice. For example, I ordered some Belgian Waffle flavor from one of my flavoring resources. When I saw that it had a lot of sediment floating in the bottle, I rejected it. I'm sure it is fine for other uses, but I will not be using it for E-Liquid.

I vape every where unless I'm asked not to by the store manager or owner. The last time I was asked not to vape was 3 to 4 years ago when MI first passed the no smoking in public places. I am my own best and worst customer. LOL Mods, I don't bother with disposables. 1- 1 1/2 pack a day Camel smoker for over 30 years (during the years I drove truck it went through 2-2 1/2 packs but didn't always smoke them) I have only bought 1 disposable and that was only to try it and get a feel for what is being sold.