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Great. Thanks for all your help.

Thanks pipeman, and everybody else for your information and interest. It really is much appreciated. I'll get cracking now and order some stuff, and hope I don't poison myself

For the past four years I've been getting my juice (menthol and tobacco flavoured) from my supplier and have never had a problem. The mix is 60pg/40vg. For the past three months however I have been suffering from itching and sinus problems. During those three months - not knowing why I was getting the itching etc, I changed the washing powder we use, my shower gel, the bedding and so on in order to see what was causing it. This morning it suddenly occurred to me that it could be my ecig juice, so I contacted my supplier and discovered that they had altered my 60/40 mix to 50/50, saying that due to the new regulations coming in they could only make juice in a 50/50 mix. Sorry about the long story here but what I'm after is if anyone has any information as to where I can get juice in a 60/40 mix, even if it's from abroad. I'd be most grateful for any info anyone can give me as it seems the switch in mixes from 60/40 to 50/50 is causing me a lot of problems. Thank you to anyone who can help.

Has the above gone bust or changed their name as I can't seem to get on their website.

Will the size of Batteries be limited by TPD as well?

I joined this forum at the same time I started vaping - about 4 years ago. When I started vaping I kept reading that I should drink more liquids as vaping could lead to dehydration, but I didn't bother as I felt fine with my three of four cups of tea per day. Last year however, I decided to up my liquid intake by drinking approx. 2 litres of water per day. A couple of months later I had to go for a blood test (can't remember why) but the results of the blood test showed that my potassium and sodium levels were low. Doctor told me to come back for another blood test one month later and suggested that if they were still low I would need to go for an X-ray to see why this was the case. On mentioning this to a neighbour, who happens to be a pharmacist, he straight away asked if I was drinking more water than I usually did, and I told him I was. To cut a long story short, I stopped my 2 litres of water per day and my next blood test was fine. It seems that some people need to drink more and some don't.