This cannot be a safe way to sell or promote eliquids

[poochops]

Jan 8, 2014 22:39:17 GMT oldleatherlungs said:

Jan 8, 2014 21:21:18 GMT charon said:

Whilst I agree that Minors should not be allowed easy access to any nicotine product, I personally must reach back into the dim and distant past and recall my first purchase of the dreaded weed. (I can assure you I was most definitly not legally entitled to purchase them)
I wonder how many of us have the same memories?

Those were the days - used to go to Martin's and buy 5 Park Drive and told the newsagent it was a present for my dad's birthday

We used to go to the grocers on the way home from middle school for a loosey and two matches - 6 new pence! If I could catch up with that horrible bar steward now he'd regret the day he decided that was a good little earner  

[weisbowsky]

Jan 8, 2014 22:46:04 GMT Gary Horder said:

Jan 8, 2014 21:21:18 GMT charon said:

Whilst I agree that Minors should not be allowed easy access to any nicotine product, I personally must reach back into the dim and distant past and recall my first purchase of the dreaded weed. (I can assure you I was most definitly not legally entitled to purchase them)
I wonder how many of us have the same memories?

yep, but my illicitly bought packet of marlboro if left on floor would not kill an enquiring pet   unless they worked out how to use my matches

Actually, if you "enquiring pet" did eat your pack of Marlboro it probably would die from nicotine poisoning, unless the pack was empty of course. It just wouldn't be able to set itself on fire

[kibbster]

Not sure how many pets can open E-liquid bottles though

As said there is no age limit to E-liquid you could buy it as soon as you are old enough to ask for it as the law currently stands, but it's frowned upon and quite likely to get the regulators knickers in even more of a twist.

That liquid can't be great, £1.99 for 10ml and using the Cloud 9 name and logo (or likeness) dodgy as anything and no way would I risk inhaling that.

I'm not a fan of anyone selling E-cig stuff to kids even if it is legal though and I think most people feel the same.

[Karma]

Jan 9, 2014 13:27:42 GMT kibbster said:

Not sure how many pets can open E-liquid bottles though

I would have thought most dogs could with their strong jaws and sharp teeth!

[djs]

Oh dear.

Cloud 9 most certainly DO know about this.

My store still has some liquids, and you are right, it is a child-level at the tills.

I will explain to the Manager (he and I have discussed ecigs) in my local store and suggest he contacts the head office.

Thanks for spotting this.

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[Steve (VapeStorm)]

Jist been into my local home bargains the liquids are display at the end of every till with the ecigs, bought a blueberry and a menthol, currently trying the blueberry its like vaping perfume, quite disappointed it smelt very nice sniffing after filling the clearo

[Steve (VapeStorm)]

Menthol is spot on