Sweden ...

[kurotoshiro]

... I'll be going there for a few days in November. From what I can gather, vaping / ecigs are perfectly legal over there. So I shouldn't have any problems. (I have found conflicting information online about whether or not it's legal to buy or sell nicotine-containing liquid, but seeing as I won't be buying or selling any e-liquid over there, I'm assuming I can just ignore that - from what I can see, actually owning / using an e-cig is not illegal in any way).

However, if anyone knows any different, I'd be grateful for the information!

Cheers!

[dragon]

As far as I know (living an hour from Sweden) it is pretty similar to the uk in regards to e-cig regulation. You might see fewer vapers there however since a lot of them are on snus, which might be worth a try while you are over there, if you are brave

Vaping is far better than snus imo, but when in Rome

[pixiguru]

I've just been went for 4 nights at the end of July. No problems with vaping gear coming thru customs even though flew into Copenhagen not Stockholm. Where abouts are you going/staying? It's beautiful but take lots of spends very expensive for food etc.

[kurotoshiro]

Aug 5, 2013 18:36:53 GMT pixiguru said:

Where abouts are you going/staying?

I'll be flying into Copenhagen and taking a train to Jönköping. (Apparently, there's not much to see in Jönköping, but I'm going there specifically for this: www.dreamhack.se/dhw13/aboutdhw13/).

On the way back, I'll be staying for a day near Malmö, where a friend of mine now lives (he married a Swede).

[pixiguru]

Watch out going back our train terminated half way and we had to bus to the next station adding 40 mins to our journey had 20 mins to get to the boarding gate and Copenhagen airport is massive! Tip take the nic content labels off your juice as juice containing nic is illegal in Denmark. The trains are comfy but busy so try get a seat. Enjoy the bridge over the sea!

[kurotoshiro]

Aug 5, 2013 20:38:41 GMT pixiguru said:

Tip take the nic content labels off your juice as juice containing nic is illegal in Denmark.

Ahh, I wasn't aware of that. I'll probably only have bottles of my own mixes with me, and I don't write the nic content on the labels anyway. But it's good to be aware of this either way!

[dragon]

It is illegal to sell nic, not to have it! Otherwise I would be writing this from prison

The trains are normally pretty good, and the train station is part of the airport so it couldn't be easier

[kurotoshiro]

Aug 5, 2013 22:15:19 GMT dragon said:

It is illegal to sell nic, not to have it! Otherwise I would be writing this from prison

lol, OK, thanks for the clarification. That's less worrying than trying to travel through a country where it's illegal to even possess it!

Are you actually Danish? Or just living there? Unfortunately, although I'd like to have a look round Copenhagen, I won't have any time to stop there.

[dragon]

I'm a Scot by birth

If you were stopping in Copenhagen you could smuggle me in some nic, and some marmite I can't pay you for it all because that would be illegal, so for the sake of keeping you out of trouble, then I would accept it as a gift

Strangely enough, you would get in as much trouble for selling me marmite as you would the nic ... dangerous people these brits

Personally I find Malmo nicer than Copenhagen, and while Sweden is known for being expensive, then Denmark is even more so