Should we be recommending this TPD compliant kit to Newbies?

[DiscoDes]

What do you think?

[toots]

Hmmmm   hmmmm possibly

Could be ok for newbies to start off with. Considering a lot of us started with the ego + CE4 type e-cigs then maybe this one would be ok as well.

It certainly does seem to meet all the TPD regs - just hope we don't all have to change over to those though    

[Greg]

I think you shouldn't unless there's no alternative.

[VapingBad]

Can't believe the bad advice on chargers from someone that should now better .

It is very good that it uses a standard connection between the battery and tank. A lot better than lookalikes though I think £5 for 10 ml refile of industrial grade e-liquid is far too expensive especially and the coil section is a consumable as well. A viable kit with good instructions for noobs and maybe some lower wattage vapers, but I think if I had to go back to this there would be times I smoked cigarettes.

[Richard46]

I suppose if it was someone who I know was never going to bother with refilling etc and who I was not going to have the time/opportunity to coach in the dark vaping arts I would other things being equal consider it.

Except Nicocigs Ltd who make the vivid have been taken over by Philip Morris and I would seek high and low to get someone off smoking without putting a farthing in their filthy coffers.

[MrDJ]

give it time, someone will bring a clone out that looks exactly the same that will be refillable.

so if this is the closest thing so far to what the TbloodyPD want to inforce then will this be allowed in public buildings, on transport, in hospitals etc or will they still be bloody banned and make us stand with all the smokers as we are now. in other words their way of charging the earth for something that costs pence to make and they can roll in all their lovely VAT once again.