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Thank you, roscopecotrain, for taking the time to pass on the advice and links, much appreciated. I have asked to buy those batteries in the Classified's section via P.M, and will order the charger, Nitecore i4 from here as suggested, www.ecigwizard.com/accessories/bc/chargers/nitecore-intellicharge-i4-charger.html , as also recommended by spikeyfridge.

And a further thank you to spikeyfridge for the kindly throwing in a charged battery, ref  "forgive the mess of your parcel"  that's ok, it will fit in with the rest my decor at the moment, I seem to be almost buried in packaging and plastic bottles. some empty, some full of E-juice and other Vaping equipment.

But hey, much more fun than smoking. And this Forum is a Godsend.

Hi, would you know if these batteries will fit a Vamo, ?

Thank you Roger.

Double post through laughing, don't seek pardon.

I think your health and safety precautions are fine rsb123, Actually I have met and photographed Johnny Ball during his lectures, long ago, brill guy.

Don't know how I managed to write the above,  because I am laughing so much, that is really funny DiscoDes.  

DiscoDes, can you get that gear from Fasttech ?, and can you post a link, if not, no worries,  I will PM robby, he may even have a discount code. 

Just copied this from the other forum link, seems the best answer on a very long thread.

www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/health-safety-e-smoking/26903-tooth-decay-11.html

"Guys, as I said before I'm a dentist (take that for what it's worth!), and while I don't want to dismiss the possibility of VG or vaping in general as being a potential contributor to tooth decay, I think it's a little early to get too excited about it.

Tooth decay is a multifactorial condition, meaning that there is usually not just one cause. VG may be a contributing factor, and may increase the risk of tooth decay, but I doubt it is a causative factor by itself. Just because you are vaping and a cavity shows up doesn't necessarily mean it was the VG that caused it. I have seen non-vapers suddenly get cavities out of the blue with no perceptible change in hygiene or food/drink. Sometimes that is just the way it goes. There's so many potential causes of decay, and most people are aware of the obvious ones (soda, sugar in coffee, etc.) but there are plenty of other things we all do or ingest on a daily basis that can contribute to cavities.

I pretty much vape only 100% VG juices from Alien Visions, and have been doing so for over a year, and I haven't had any issues with my teeth. And I probably get my teeth cleaned less than most of you, believe it or not!!

Of course, everyone is different, and what may be a risk factor for some may not be a risk factor for others. So proceed with caution, but don't get too worked up about it at this point. Do whatever you can to decrease your risk factor of decay, regardless of whether or not you vape. Anectodal evidence can be helpful, but doesn't really prove anything. So until we have some proof, keep vaping."

That's frightening, good shout.