Christopher

It's funny you say this, some of my most intrigued customers are over 50 years of age. They are also much more open to discuss vaping rather than shutting it down right away.

Snus has worked for a few people but most of us stick to vaping Good luck selling your equipment, I'm sure someone will pick it up

no baby yet! She is playing games with us I think. Ashley is now cramping in the front and back but no major contractions yet. We're just playing the waiting game. We have some big projects going on in the background hence the reason I have not been on the forum but don't worry I'm here! (Sometimes I'm on the site but in the admin panel, that shows that I'm offline but I'm actually just on the server rather than the forum itself)

Yup! This is part of the secret to Vapor Talk's juice, we monitor the storage temperature of the juice closely. If you take Dulcis for example and place it in the car for 4 + hours in weather hotter than 95 it will turn orange. Definitely throw that bottle away. By the way heat will also break down nicotine and reduce it's potency.

Hello Summ27 No you do not need to run the battery all the way down. Electronic Cigarettes use Li Ion batteries so they do not have a memory effect like older ni cad batteries do. You may charge the battery whenever you wish

Nice! Now that's getting creative The VP unit is a true 3.6v device so under load it's probably a little less. Now if it's reading anything less without an atomizer I would let Jeso know when you send it in.

Yes this does bother me as well. I think the owner of the video was trying to go for the "cute" aspect of things. The thing is we're all vaping on egg shells. I see it as this, would you let your child demonstrate a pack of cigarettes? I wouldn't think so. Even if the bottle of liquid is empty and even if the child doesn't vape the device it still shows the child it's ok to play with Dads/Moms "toy". This may ultimately lead up to him trying the device in which there is of course no reason. I think we can all admit it's impossible to watch our children 100% of the time. Even IF the electronic cigarette was proven to be a much healthy device than cigarettes, there is no reason for a child to be playing with an electronic cigarette. I also see that video comments on the video have been disabled so the owner is aware that customers/consuemrs/members are against it, yet he leaves the video live.

The "primer" is actually unflavored E Liquid. (It's not actually primer per say) To be honest it usually doesn't have a taste, normally the metallic taste comes from a partial burn when the atomizer hasn't been moist enough.

Probably just needs to be broken in. 510 atomizers usually take about 20 minutes or so to break in sometimes a day or so to really start to kick our some vapor. With that said however, every so often you'll get a bad one that just doesn't vape well. Just how it is in the world of vaping

The short answer to this... If you can find a market with enough vapers, this would do very very well.

It wouldn't make a difference. In fact it wouldn't vape well at all. The point of a high voltage atomizer is to raise the resistance thus allowing them to perform better on high voltage mods without popping. I personally don't see the point. The point of a high voltage device is to make sure the atomizer heats very quickly, when you use a high voltage atomizer this doesn't happen. So why bother using the high voltage device?

your welcome thanks for the feedback

Moving so supplier reviews

It's been redesigned and put on the back burner more times than I can count. One day...

And let me tell you... the baby J is awesome

Well so long as your usuing protected batteries they will no allow you to drop the battery down to low. On the 905 it will blink once the batteries are dead (if your using the chinese version) if you using the Trog version without the LED just charge the batteries once you notice the vapor drops.

The VP PT is the Vaprlife Passthrough sold on Vaprlife.com and the Vaportalkstore.com (Dietsmokes.com also carries it) It's a American Made 5 volt PT that requires quite a bit of power. If your using the Chinese version I would speak with ENS and ask them what voltage it needs to run in the car

E Liquid should be stored at room temperature between 65-77 degrees F (20-25 degrees C) away from light and moisture. Most E Liquid has a shelf life of about 1-2 years.

It also depends on what PT you are using. Are you using the VP PT or a generic PT from China? If it's the VP PT you will need 2000ma but if your using a Chinese PT you will have to speak with the supplier you purchased it from and ask him what the rating is.

And so true... (Making fun of movie plots)

Well I can't legally give advice on this matter, BUT if they've managed to go without nicotine I would recommend they stay away from vaping same as anyone else. I would suggest perhaps a sucker or piece of gum instead.

A TAWA Atomizer and Dura atomizer are the EXACT same thing. One thing to keep in mind is the fact that TAWA is stamped on the atomizer so that Janty USA and Dietsmokes can tell their warranty and none warranty atomizers apart. If they warranty the atomizer on the Janty eGo you purchased then I would mention this to Parker and inform him that the wrong labeled atomizers are being sent out.

One thing you have to remember is that the FDA has no right to create law, so I doubt the FDA themselves would ever create a law banning the ecig in local sectors, what you have to be more worried about is the lobbyists against electronic cigarettes. IE Big Pharma. Nicorette could loose (and probably is) lots of money over this new technology and I'm willing to bet they'd spend lots o' money stopping the electronic cigarette. In fact we've already seen it in the works. The most important thing we can all do is keep an eye on our local senators and state congressman, monitor what new laws they are passing and once we find one in regards to electronic cigarettes, post back here on the forum so we can give them a nice big piece of our minds. Send out the Vapor Army if you will.

Now THAT'S getting creative I'm sure if enough suppliers requested this from the manufacture it could happen.

Compenstine you bring up a very valid point here. I suppose it's sort of a catch 22 here. Anyone else's thoughts on this?