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So you now have a pair do you Super-Shiny

DSR states you can keep any item sent to you by accident

And also hope it's only nicotine they will be doing anything to and not the devices used, although it would be hard to ban batteries, wires and wicks.

I don't know, but I have a feeling the MRHA will suggest something along the lines of the 1250 ENVI ammendments. Lets hope the regulations are much softer than what ENVI are suggesting.

But we will find out tomorrow.

Mine would be VW for a start. It would have a thread at either side, with 2 firing buttons, so I could switch between 2 juices/attys quickly, and wouldn't have to carry a second around with me. This would have to be a 18350 mod, otherwise it would be too long. And maybe a slide over cover to cover the second atty that's not in use.

I'm not sure if that would work in the real world, but that would be cool (for me) and of course a passthrough to charge it, maybe even a built in battery. I guess it could be a little wider to allow a bigger mah battery

Edit: I thought we were discussing MODS, and not concentrated juices with a revolving clearo

By law you are fully entitled to keep any products that have been sent by mistake, just so you are aware Super-Shiny. But it was a very good thing to do.

By the way, that statement above was taken from the Distance Selling Regulations

The majority of respected retailers notify Trading Standards directly when, for whatever reason, a product has to be recalled www.tradingstandards.gov.uk/advice/advice-recall-list.cfm

It is important that ECCA keeps the consumers safety as a priority, we felt that TS at least needed to be made aware of a dangerous device with the potential to cause serious harm to consumers. We also felt it was important that the recall notice was seen by as many users of the product as possible. A formal "notification" was not filed, just an email enquiring as to whether or not they had been made aware of the faulty product. We are awaiting their reply.

ECCA would like to add, that distributors and importers, including retailers, have an obligation to file an official report to their local Trading Standards department, unless Trading Standards already have all the information they need or when the product is not dangerous.