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The nautilus coils were a bargain for that price, just cleared them out. ordered a couple of the juices too, no way I'd pay full price for them but reckon on £4 for 10 ml usually so this about right, fingers crossed it's good stuff

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This is all gold for me, exactly the kind of advice I was looking for
If I keep a tank with some juice in on me ( for the journey) will it leak in the pressurised cabin? I could understand them leaking in the hold, but is it likely to leak in the cabin?
Thanks all for your comments so far

it just so happens that my first trip abroad is to Florida, doing a once in a lifetime trip to Disney with the family. Now I know all about vaping in the parks etc but want some advice on how to keep myself organised and do I have the right amount of batteries etc.
i'm planning on taking my provari with 2 nautilus tanks, 2 gladius tanks as back up and enough juice just in case I don't see the inside of a B & M whilst there. Also will take my trusty MVP as a back up mod. I have two good quality 18650's only a couple of weeks old and an xtar charger. 
It's likely we'll only be in the room to sleep so will I be alright charging battery whilst asleep and will two be enough? I have spare coils so should be ok if I need to change and I think there's a kettle so if needed I could rinse my tanks.
if I do get to a B & M, is there any juice that I would be hard pressed to find over here that I should try? I'm not really into buying new hardware all the time so unless I see an absolute bargain probably won't be bothering with that.
any tips would be very welcome. Thanks.

Have to agree, I'm loving mine so far, very pleasing to use and easy on the eye too

Actually to get accurate nhs email addresses you need the name of the nhs organisation, so for example in my neck of the world if the doctor worked for Lancashire care trust, his email would end @lancashirecare.nhs.uk but Lancashire teaching hospitals would be @lthtr.nhs.uk
the easiest way to find out which you should be using is to find a contact us page on your local nhs website and likely all their email addresses will end the same way. the title of your email will be vital to avoid it being deleted without being opened, as they get hundreds a day, so make sure it doesn't look like spam or even a general memo, best to put your name and nhs number or something that will get them to at least look at it.

That's good to know, I'll get one ordered now. Thanks for your help