From the BBC website today

[ghostrider1971]

"The rise of vaping"

www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-44295336

[Chrissie]

Thanks for the link ghostrider1971

I'm surprised that back in 2015 most purchases were made in e-cig shops

[GunJack]

May 31, 2018 20:17:04 GMT Chrissie said:

Thanks for the link ghostrider1971

I'm surprised that back in 2015 most purchases were made in e-cig shops

There were a couple of things like that in there where I smelled bs, but it was at least reasonably positive

[buggritt]

Their charts are from 2015, and 3000 people surveyed. Hence useless.
No mention of savings in the "why you vape" chart. Journalism is a dying art.

[*-SARIN-*]

I see that the Bash Britain Corporation are still useless at understanding vaping.

- photos from when vaping was a toddler.
- terrible meaningless graphs.
- someone explain closed systems to me cos i've been vaping from the start and have never come across one of these?

TL;DR:
CRAP.
What the hell are "closed systems">?

[decoy]

Jun 1, 2018 16:42:21 GMT *-SARIN-* said:

I see that the Bash Britain Corporation are still useless at understanding vaping.

- photos from when vaping was a toddler.
- terrible meaningless graphs.
- someone explain closed systems to me cos i've been vaping from the start and have never come across one of these?

TL;DR:
CRAP.
What the hell are "closed systems">?

i think they meen the cig a likes and poss the new pod systems that arnt refillable by closed systems  
the most by e cigs in a shop is also possibly true 'i know the 1st few i got were from shops till i found this place and got a vamo from fast tech for prob less than a quarter of what it would cost in the uk
i know when im being silly i can nail 10ml of juice in a 30 min lunch break but i diy soo its not a huge cost but it can add up if you dont diy
not saying thats why most vape shops will try to sell a sub ohm kit as a starter setup but