serialvapist

Thanks to the informative and thoughtful threads from Rocketman and others via Vapeatron's brilliant forum my paranoia has increased significantly in regards to the origin, quality and age of the e-liquid I am bringing into my home and our bodies. It's my thoughts that in order for these products to get the recognition they deserve and the respect of the professional CPG Community these products must begin labeling starting with expiration dating, lot numbering and origin of manufacturer. Additionally the manufacturer should keep records for the production of the batch for a least two times the date of expiration or longer. Come on guys, let's get rid of the wild west theme and get in line with the modern age of information. If we can't regulate ourselves then sadly the powers that be may determine that we are in need of regulation... or extermination.

JohnnyJames

One reason I switched to vaping was cost and how I felt. Plain and simple. I could no longer afford almost $15 a day. I don't buy fancy expensive PV's, I build inexpensive, but great performing mods. I pretty much stick to Dekang liquids now. Even with replacing my Joye atties every month (I like peak performance) my costs are now < $2/day. I feel better, breathe better and can smell better. My goals have been met.

If you notice any approved/regulated nicotine replacement products cost as much or more than smoking. Don't want no part of it.