#uk vapers

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Dr Pop Vinto Ice is the tasty purple one, grapes, raspberries and blackcurrant, now with a cool blast of ice. Flavour Profile: Grape, Raspberry, Blackcurrant, Ice

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The Purge B2B (Back to Basics) V2 in Copper with the Carnage RDA. it's absolutely stunning to look!

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TPD

So you all know by now we're stuck with 2ml tanks which for MTL isn't so bad but DL it sucks. They should've made different tank sizes available for Dl instead. Like 4ml because while it's not massive it still won't drink the juice quite as fast. Pretty much everyone nowadays is using shortfill 50ml bottles and give you a nic shot to put in to give you the nicotinie. It's ridiculous having all these regulations put on an industry whihc was already self-regulating anyway. Love Pretty much every UK vaper

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RDA’s VS Tanks

I used to be a huge fan of tanks, I’ve had the TFV8, the Gemini from Vaporsso, and the Nautilus-X (don’t judge we all had to start somewhere).

I loved the tanks I used but then I started using an Innokin iRoar Eurus and since then I’ve hated using tanks. I now have 3 drippers and 2 RDTA’s in my collection (I made the Skyhook an RDA because the airflow is just freaking immense).

Tanks with pre-built coils just didn’t do it for me, I found that there wasn’t much customisation and neither the flavour nor the vapour really suited my style.

I’ve found with an RDA the sky is quite honestly the limit; you can build almost whatever you want. Personally I’m a cloud chaser but I do love my flavour which is definitely why I use the Skyhook to get the best of both worlds.

I’ve only just got into squonking which if you don’t like the idea of dripping is a lot easier but if you prefer using a tank with a building deck then use an RTA.

Yes building your own coil can be tricky and can take a while. In a way building coils is like playing golf, you’re always trying for that perfect swing and building coils becomes exactly like that because you’re always trying to find that perfect coil.

Sure, I’ve only been vaping for 2 years and only been building my own coils for 6 months but you can do a lot in 6 months and now I’m entering a cloud chasing competition at an expo. I don't expect I'll win, but I’m not entering to win, I’m just entering to see what everyone else is building.

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Let’s shed some light on vaping

So you've seen the guys who billow out these massive clouds, right? Well them blowing out clouds reduces the affect of a throat hit which many vapour dislike. Most vapers have quit smoking are are looking at getting away from the feel of a cigarette. I myself have a cloud producing tank because I hate the tickle on the back of my throat from thinner liquids. Sorry if it annoys you that I blow massive clouds but it's a much nicer sensation and vaping has helped me and millions of other people to quit smoking and many of us vapers swear by these products.

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..And that's just fine

VIA: http://uk.reuters.com/

Britain unveils ban on e-cigarettes for under-18s

(Reuters) - Britain said on Sunday it would ban the sale of electronic cigarettes to children aged under 18, citing possible adverse health effects and outlining a need for further medical research.

E-cigarettes, which are puffed like a regular cigarette but deliver nicotine by vaporising liquid rather than burning tobacco, have grown in popularity and some analysts predict the market could outpace conventional cigarettes within a decade.

"We do not yet know the harm that e-cigarettes can cause to adults let alone to children, but we do know they are not risk- free," England's Chief Medical Officer Sally Davies said in a statement.

She added that e-cigarettes can produce toxic chemicals and that variations in the strength of the nicotine solutions between different products meant they could end up being "extremely damaging" to young people's health.

The global market for e-cigarettes was estimated at more than $2 billion (1.21 billion pounds) last year by market consultant Euromonitor.

Under-18s are already banned from buying conventional cigarettes in Britain. Sunday's announcement included plans to make it illegal for adults to buy regular cigarettes for consumption by under 18s.

The changes will be written into a bill already on its way through parliament and are expected to have cross-party support, although the opposition Labour party criticised the government for not acting more quickly.

The battery-powered metal tubes of e-cigarettes are seen as less harmful than regular cigarettes and a useful way to wean smokers off their habits. Critics, however say they can act as a gateway to nicotine addiction and that more research is needed on the health implications.

Regulators in Europe and the United States have been debating policy towards the industry. The European Union reached an agreement in December to allow e-cigarettes to be sold as consumer products rather than more tightly regulated medical devices.

The policy does not bother me.  People under 18 should not have access to electronic cigarettes.  Their reasoning is what bothers me.  The first paragraph says they are doing it due to "possible adverse health effects" 

As if someday they will find out vaping is harmless, and decide it's ok for kids to vape.  

England's Chief Medical Officer Sally Davies is absolutely right,  They are not "risk free"  but again, they are not supposed to be risk free.  

Driving in your car is not risk free,  Drinking beer is not risk free, taking a shower is not risk free,  Baking a cake is not risk free, eating an apple is not risk free,  going to a concert is not risk free, taking a nap is not risk free, moving your furniture is not risk free... I think you see where i'm going with this.  Ecigs to not need to be "risk free" in order to be helpful, or enjoyable. 

-Grimm

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Despite electronic cigarettes still being in their international infancy, they are now thought to be the UK's most popular smoking cessation aid with 1.3 million users.

1.3 MILLION!! That's M-I-L-L-I-O-N with a capital M , 1.3 million vapers in the UK.  This just makes me happy.  How can the MHRE ignore those kinds of numbers? 

Easily the best line in the whole article right here

"Making them medicines, as the MHRA and EU propose, would render e-cigarettes less attractive and available than tobacco, protecting the cigarette market and leading to smoking related deaths that could easily have been avoided if smokers could choose a viable alternative."

I could not have said it better myself.  Wake up MHRA! you do not have the public's best interests in mind!