10 ml concentrate

[monfooldrop]

May 12, 2014 8:12:17 GMT geordie_vaper said:

whay if yoy wemt to a bar amd got a pint and it was 0.7 ml under a pint? you would ask for a top up?

they would probably top it up with tap water,as per the norm lol

[geordie_vaper]

what bars do you go to? they would top mine of with spit haha

[masteedman]

Thing is I'm new to mixing and if asking for 10ml I want to put in 10 ml,I paid for it to be 10 ml so why shouldn't I get 10 ml?if u advertise 10 ml then it should be!!

[vigowomble]

I mixed up my t-juice concentrates today and each had over 10ml, more like 12ml. And about 33ml in the 30ml. You win some, you win some

[griffon10]

i find T Juice is usually over 10ml and so is Chefs Vapour. never had any noticeable shortages with either

[Frogster (The Alchemist)]

It is not just bad practice, it is illegal for any Vendor to "short measure" a customer!

The Weight and Measures Act is an Act of parliament that makes it illegal for businesses to give short measures or short weights to consumers.

The trading standards departments are equipped with the responsibility of enforcing the Weights and Measures Act.

As a vendor, processing 1000's of bottles a day, I understand that occasional mistakes can happen (leaking bottle dripper tips, etc), but in general, a system of checks should reduce/eliminate that type of mistake reaching the customer.

Vendors have a responsibility to the consumer and should actively strive to ensure that they meet the criteria as stated in the above act. (and whilst at it they should also look at the many other bits of legislation that are already in place, that they also are required to adhere to).

Right.... I'll get off my soap box now.

[geordie_vaper]

that goes the same at a bar but if you have a glass of wine 1 or 2ml under you just take it on the chin

same with spirits if you get a under measurement you just think meh and drink it