Christopher

I've never tried them personally. Puresmoker just started creating their own liquid. It's new to the market.

Ah, your talking about the VP series. They can be found here: http://www.vaprlife.com

This was part of the reason the FDA sent out cease and desist letters. This is a quick ticket to FDA hot water. Most suppliers are removing these products from their stores. You'd probably have to purchase from a Chinese supplier in order to purchase these types of liquid.

Anytime

What is Direct Dripping and how do I do it? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h14QDp4v3O4&feature=player_embedded

Wait, how do you get SO much vapor? Here's how.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VN0NiK3iPWs&feature=player_embedded

How to fill a 510 Cartomizer (Soft Top) This cartomizer work on any model that uses a 510 fitting. IE Joye 510 or Joye eGo. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CeaqRV4PmzA

It does not taste like Marlboro's at all. It's hard to describe the flavor but it's not the flavor your thinking of. (USA Mix)

We are starting to get requests for pre filled cartomizers. So yes we do might add those to the store very shortly.

It is a tobacco flavor. Nutty in taste. 555 is a stock flavor.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wsPd5U8mBQ Oh....my.....god.... I'd help cut the grass below for him, but I'm not climbing that pole. I mean with all the technology we have, THAT"S THE BEST PLACE TO PUT THE ELECTRICAL BOX? "Hey Bob, let's put it up here" "why?" "I dunno, could be fun"

Well thanks QT! We appreciate that We should have more liquid in about a week with all of the new flavors. I can't give an exact date as our little friends from the FDA also love the Vapor Talk forum

From what I hear things are supposed to wrap up with the court case. We'll see

Actually, believe it or not we can be shut down. It's been brought to our attention already. Why you ask? For selling and talking about an unapproved drug. While they wouldn't directly stop freedom of speech, thay can threaten our hosting provider, indirectly stopping freedom of speech. And believe you me it's not the first time it's be done. Of course our response will be a giant fat middle finger. (So believe me, we're preparing in case this should ever happen. I can't say what we'll do of course, but there is a zero day plan)

I just replied to your ticket. I manually looked up the order for you

Of course We'll try our best to make sure Vapor Talk keeps going on that the members are always involved.

We are always planning for the future...

To me about it. I think if ATF still had control we might not face some of the issues we are facing now. Hard to say really.

it does go quickly

I thought I filled orders quickly

Nothing but epic win in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3u24NkJsqdE

If you really don't like it, you may send the bottles back and I'll let you choose something else from the store Just complete a support ticket by clicking the "support" link on the forum menu bar.

Not originally no. Historically Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) used to regulate cigarettes. However Obama passed a law that gave the FDA regulatory power over cigarettes.

@QT I just found out about the letter. I didn't see it listed on the FDA's site the day it was released. Also another member pointed out that the FDA is only going after 5 electronic cigarettes companies...for now. Do you really think this is it? You have to remember it was only Johnson Creek that had a generic version of Cialis in their E Liquid. It also wasn't "hidden" or just randomly placed into e Liquid. It was actually part of their health line of E Liquid. Which of course has since been removed. The problem here is the fact that the FDA is going to classify the electronic cigarette as a drug device. That means suppliers may have to start clinical trials in order to continue selling electronic cigarettes. No supplier currently has the cash flow to perform such an operation. Other members have asked, well why don't all suppliers band together? Well the problem is getting the factories in China to jump on board. It also means we have to continuously monitor the factories in China. Something that could cost thousands of dollars. Right now most suppliers don't have the cash to pony up. If we where selling E Liquid at 20 a pop per 10ml and 150 a pop for starter kits, we might be able to do it. But at discount prices and low volume this just isn't currently an option. What I'm getting out of this is that most small suppliers will close shop. (The guys that started it all) Vapor Talk included. The electronic cigarette will stay but at the hands of a much larger corporation. It may go under for a short time while clinical studies are done, but will most likely be released at a later date. How it will be released remains a mystery. Will the ecig be an alternative tobacco product? Will it be sold as an over the counter NRT? Will it be prescription based? Time will only tell. We used to argue that selling it as an alternative rather than an NRT would solve this issue as we'd no longer be making health claims. (Something Vapor Talk has never done anyway) But judging by the letter, the FDA doesn't care how it's being marketed, they want studies done. Period. Is this legal? Do they have the right? Personally I don't think they do, but a lawsuit stretched out over 2 years can bankrupt a small company. It doesn't matter if it's legal or not, small suppliers don't have the money to challenge the fact. I tell you guys, I have a daughter a wife and health insurance I have to pay out of pocket as I just recently lost my job, and I can tell you right now, because of the FDA we may lose everything. I hope these guys all burn in hell. You try to do good, you try to benefit the economy and you try to pay your taxes which the government desperately needs. In the end uncle sam still screws you. They FDA could easily work with the 3 major ecig companies in China. But wait, that isn't in their interest. Land of the free? More like land of the free to whomever as enough money to buy a lawyer. I hope things change for the better, but honestly, I don't have much faith.

It doesn't mean you can't purchase electronic cigarettes, it means suppliers will have to start clinical trials in order to sell their product. Something many of us, don't have the money for. So inadvertently yes, there is a chance that suppliers will go under. Some people have argued that the FDA has no right to do this as ecigs should not fall under the drug & cosmetic act. But let's be honest, most suppliers do not have the capital to jump in on a lawsuit. I'm quite surprised they are doing this before the current lawsuit is over. As Brain said, they are very clear in what their intentions are.