this is who BAT are geting to manufacture it

[andylec]

Feb 23, 2013 13:11:14 GMT giles said:

Feb 23, 2013 13:05:10 GMT kibbster said:

I have no problems with getting my perfectly safe vaping supplies from China, don't know about anyone else ;-)

No problem at the moment, but if the EU has its way it will become as easy as getting your coke from Columbia.

lol ,i get mine from morrison's kibbster

[djs]

Feb 23, 2013 13:11:14 GMT giles said:

Feb 23, 2013 13:05:10 GMT kibbster said:

I have no problems with getting my perfectly safe vaping supplies from China, don't know about anyone else ;-)

No problem at the moment, but if the EU has its way it will become as easy as getting your coke from Columbia.

I fear so....

[djs]

Feb 23, 2013 13:16:46 GMT andylec said:

Feb 23, 2013 13:11:14 GMT giles said:

No problem at the moment, but if the EU has its way it will become as easy as getting your coke from Columbia.

lol ,i get mine from morrison's kibbster

Poundworld or Home bargains is usually good for Pepsi. Not quite the same nose hit though....

[deesigner]

Well if that's the case then they need to make fags the same, only 2% ni content, that would cause quite a stir!

[deesigner]

Just pushed me into getting another ltr.

[beeman]

I have 6ltr so far i will start upping my orders over the next few months

[Karma]

This sounds hopeful

www.ecita.org.uk/blog/?p=445

[apostle51]

The thing with nrt or pharma drug delivery sysrems is they must supply a consistant dose and the unit must be tamper-proof. So it wont be refillable it will use proprietry sealed carts or tanks.

[Matt Gluggles]

This is the Nicoventures project that has been in the pipeline for a while.

It is NOT an e-cig product and never has been, it is a nicotine inhalator - the difference between this and other inhalators is that this one looks like it produces a visible vapour.

It will not be put on the market until after it receives an MA (Market Authorisation) to make it a licenced product and as such it will NOT be subject to the 4mg/2ml rule.

www.nicoventures.co.uk/what-is-nicoventures

[djs]

Feb 23, 2013 18:29:44 GMT Matt Gluggles said:

This is the Nicoventures project that has been in the pipeline for a while.

It is NOT an e-cig product and never has been, it is a nicotine inhalator - the difference between this and other inhalators is that this one looks like it produces a visible vapour.

It will not be put on the market until after it receives an MA (Market Authorisation) to make it a licenced product and as such it will NOT be subject to the 4mg/2ml rule.

www.nicoventures.co.uk/what-is-nicoventures

So, is it most likely a hybrid between an inhaler (yuk, remember them) and something else that ultises vapour-type technology?

[Phoenix .]

Feb 23, 2013 17:27:07 GMT Karma said:

This sounds hopeful

www.ecita.org.uk/blog/?p=445

Somebody is on our side then?

[giles]

The inhalators available now are powder-based? If it was liquid-based, what is the difference between that and an e-cig?

[kibbster]

Feb 23, 2013 18:49:31 GMT Phoenix . said:

Feb 23, 2013 17:27:07 GMT Karma said:

This sounds hopeful

www.ecita.org.uk/blog/?p=445

Somebody is on our side then?

ECITA are our side

The more I hear the more I think (I'm going to try and avoid putting on my tinfoil hat here) the system is corrupt and rotten through.

Does a single person in these groups actually give a flying toss about our or anyone else's health?

So far I've seen no evidence of common good or health initiatives just tax, backhanders and personal puritan agendas.

I've not seen a single uncorrupt and measured point of view, now it's understandable that we are biased towards e-cigs, we have an excuse that we really understand them and love them and what they#ve done for us and our loved ones.... what's their excuse?



I just want one of them to come up and tell me face to face why they should regulate MY nicotine intake, they seem perfectly happy to spout crap to the Daily Mail and in expensive consultations to justify their existence but they are too f***** spineless to come and tell people on an e-cig forum or accept any form of debate from opposing viewpoints.

I spit on them and their "jobs", they are doing nothing for my health and in fact because they feel the need to interfere with everyone else's life they must have some insecurities or inadequacies in their own lives.

Anyway, rant mode off... soap box back under the bed

Can you tell I don't like nanny state and people telling me what I can or can't do like I'm a child?


 

[Banky]

Feb 23, 2013 17:27:07 GMT Karma said:

This sounds hopeful

www.ecita.org.uk/blog/?p=445

This does sound receninly good, What worries me Karma what is going to happen here in Scotland whatever party is in power
are we going to be held to the same proposal's or worse, if things change. Think it's time I put in another order to Nicvape.

[Karma]

Feb 23, 2013 20:41:48 GMT Banky said:

Feb 23, 2013 17:27:07 GMT Karma said:

 What worries me Karma what is going to happen here in Scotland whatever party is in power
are we going to be held to the same proposal's or worse, if things change. 

Indeed!  smoking ban here first.  minimum price on alcohol.  Not sure about 'freedom' the Scottish government seem to like the nanny state