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the "other" forum has a lengthy discussion going on about it. But the info is not all that good. Also a few youtubes happening too. I will stay with our tried and true and certified suppliers. I have had good luck with them so why change now. Heck I didn't buy a Yugo when they first came out either -- What ever happened to Yugo's? you know the funny car.

Here is the link for the XHaler review by JeffB discussion. This might answer a few questions we all have. Thank you Jeff. http://www.vaportalk.com/forum/forum/index.php?/topic/3068-xhaler-review/

Used to be looong time ago that if you went over your limit they would up your limit by a couple of grand. In 1978 I had 35 credit cards, my minimum monthly payment was twice my gross salary. Long story how i worked it out but i did.

Yep it sure sounds good -- Like hitting the ground running. You can do it. Make up proud.

I still think this has something to do with the SE and NJoy lawsuit on the FDA and of course the Family Tobacco bill that passed. NJoy might be backing down cuz of both topics. Nicorette had flavors for a long time before ecigs came into play. So they have had a business plan approved quite some time ago with all these flavors already in the works and probably stated.

Hmmm, that is kinda weird -- I work closely with our HR dept and we don't do any of that until they are hired. Only an app and an NDA. Why spend the money on the drug test if you don't hire them. We drug test after they are hired and if someone fails we cut them loose for just cause. Only happened once. But we don't ask for direct deposit info either - no point to start that process. Sounds like you have the job -- didn't anyone tell you? What kind of place is it?? Big co. or small co.?

When I did smoke analogs I used to tell the cashier that smoking should be a yes or no question -- have 1 type and you either smoke em or not. Actually the same thing with Coco-Cola -- do we reeeeeally need 100 varieties of Coke??

I have to agree with you Chris, I have a bad feeling about this. Any update on the dumbass lawsuit they jumped on with SE against the FDA? And what about the Family Tobacco Act bill that passed Senate mid-year. Hmmmm, that mentioned flavors of analogs in that bill?

Thanks!! got my printout and I am heading that way shortly!!

Hmmm, I have no true concept of power outages as in California a power outage just means cable tv went out while I was sleeping.

Damn!! I guess you will be ready!! hardyharhar

soooo sorry to hear this. Prayers to Holly and you too!!

Always remember: Ya git wat ya pay fer!!! on the G-4 site: http://www.freewebstore.org/G-4Ecigs/G-4_Electronic_Cigarette/p241893_470272.aspx in the FDA data files http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfRL/rl.cfm?start_search=1&regnum=102838

Hmmm, wonder who wrote that and what made them think that was in an ecig??

Nebulizer it is indeed. I did a Wiki search on Nebulizer and lookie what it said in the last sentence of the 4th paragraph. However, electronic nebulizers are more expensive. Piezoelectric nebulizers are used in electronic cigarettes.

oooops, sorry dude, basically don't vape in an airplane bathroom, they are no longer "smoke" detectors as much as they are now vapor (moisture, chemicals, anthrax, other unknowns) detectors. 1) the alarm system thinks the tiny droplets of vapor make it activate, ssssccccrrrreeeeeekkkkk, armed guards appear and offer you - coffee, tea or a beverage. 2) the little room does not allow for the droplets of vapor to just disappear cuz the little room is just that -- a little room. HaPpY hOLiDaze.... from the pink Princess

good point -- i fell for it being real

Hell to the double LL no!! what if he missed the pool? How many tries did it take to get it right??

I did say "alarm" -- not smoke detector but since you are asking. The detectors "read" particles and cannot distinguish between smoke particles and water particles. The type that uses a photo detector uses a T shaped chamber where light is goes across the top and smoke or other particle reflects light into the vertical portion and detected by the photo detector causing the detector to trigger. In the ionization type a radioactive material that is a source of ionizing radiation ionizes air between two plates allowing for a current to flow between them. When smoke or other particles get between the plates they bind with the ions lowering the current flow and causing the detector to trigger.

That is a great experience!! A little dang stressfull if you ask me -- but you didn't ask. Hope you wowed 'em in the interview -- at least they didn't smell smoke on you!!

Excellent points, I too was discreet in the terminal and did vape under my blankie. Do not use plane restroom as the vapor can set off the alarm as that is such a small area.

Funny!! One time they had me take off my flip flops and they scanned the soles of my bare feet!! Hmmm, didn't get that one at all!!

I have very small containers of juice (3ml x qty of 10) and they went through fine. I did disassemble my pv and spread multiple parts into pockets and purse and camera case and carryon, just in case they took an atty or batt i had spares in various places. But never did have a problem even with TSA. They looked at my little tub of 2 attys and 2 batts and 3 10ml of juice and did nothing. On a side note TSA is a bit of a joke. When coming back to SFO from Vegas I had purchased 6 metal ice buckets, you know the kind you can put 6 beers into. Anyway they were in a plastic shopping bag and i fed them through the xray machine and the guy just sat there staring at them on the screen and then called another guy over and the two of them stared at the screen. Meanwhile I was opening my carryon cuz i had a bottled water in there. I looked back and those guys were still staring at the screen kinda scratching their heads. Next thing i knew my buckets still in the unopened shopping bag were coming through to me. Well now I know they could not see through the metal geez I could have had a bomb in those buckets. I thought it very peculiar they didn't even open the bag to see what it was. Have a safe trip!!

Such a valid point and so true.