Instead of banning, I presume they will come up with proper regulations and begin taxing all e-cig related products. In a way, this could be a good thing because:

1) The tax from e-cigs allows the government to make some money from it, instead of introducing a blanket ban and losing out in taxes

2) Regulation comes at a good time as frankly, no one knows what ingredients local brewers use in their juices and in what conditions the juices are brewed at (cleanliness, safety, R&D on side effects of certain ingredients)

3) As e-cigs will then no longer be a grey market, there will be a proper channel for disseminating information on e-cigs instead of relying merely on word of mouth. Eg; "My friend say you must try Nickel build at 0.01ohm, best cLoUdZZ!" without ensuring the friend he's talking to has a TC mod and battery rated to safely sub-ohm.

4) People will stop sharing annoying fake news about the dangers of e-cigs exploding in your face once they know that the government actually regulates it and it is safe (minus cases of user error and ignorance)
Just my 2 cents 

hi guys wanna ask for opinions

I have been using authentic kayfun for 2 years and already test subtank mini n think its "too much" plus i just using dna30 mod, please suggest me other tanks that on par with lite plus other than subtank and kayfun v4?dun mind ori/clone

thanks

weird, i use subtank mini, now looking back for kayfun    ,coz kayfun give me more flavor than subtank, 

Then when a mod explode in someones facec tony pua will come out condemning najib.
genius indeed

hi guys wanna ask for opinions

I have been using authentic kayfun for 2 years and already test subtank mini n think its "too much" plus i just using dna30 mod, please suggest me other tanks that on par with lite plus other than subtank and kayfun v4?dun mind ori/clone

thanks

Instead of banning, I presume they will come up with proper regulations and begin taxing all e-cig related products. In a way, this could be a good thing because:

1) The tax from e-cigs allows the government to make some money from it, instead of introducing a blanket ban and losing out in taxes

2) Regulation comes at a good time as frankly, no one knows what ingredients local brewers use in their juices and in what conditions the juices are brewed at (cleanliness, safety, R&D on side effects of certain ingredients)

3) As e-cigs will then no longer be a grey market, there will be a proper channel for disseminating information on e-cigs instead of relying merely on word of mouth. Eg; "My friend say you must try Nickel build at 0.01ohm, best cLoUdZZ!" without ensuring the friend he's talking to has a TC mod and battery rated to safely sub-ohm.

4) People will stop sharing annoying fake news about the dangers of e-cigs exploding in your face once they know that the government actually regulates it and it is safe (minus cases of user error and ignorance)
Just my 2 cents 

Well, there will always be those select few who do stupid things without researching the consequences. The blame shouldn't be pointed at anyone but themselves.

As fellow vapers, sharing information about vape safety to newbies should always be a priority.

What make you think that Malaysia won't ban vape when Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Hong Kong, Mexico, Panama, Singapore, UAE & etc had banned the sales of e-cig ??

Are these country government not smart enough to make money from vape, instead of introducing a blanket ban and losing out on taxes ???

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What make you think that Malaysia won't ban vape when Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Hong Kong, Mexico, Panama, Singapore, UAE & etc had banned the sales of e-cig ??

Are these country government not smart enough to make money from vape, instead of introducing a blanket ban and losing out on taxes ???

??

Instead of banning, I presume they will come up with proper regulations and begin taxing all e-cig related products. In a way, this could be a good thing because:

1) The tax from e-cigs allows the government to make some money from it, instead of introducing a blanket ban and losing out in taxes

2) Regulation comes at a good time as frankly, no one knows what ingredients local brewers use in their juices and in what conditions the juices are brewed at (cleanliness, safety, R&D on side effects of certain ingredients)

3) As e-cigs will then no longer be a grey market, there will be a proper channel for disseminating information on e-cigs instead of relying merely on word of mouth. Eg; "My friend say you must try Nickel build at 0.01ohm, best cLoUdZZ!" without ensuring the friend he's talking to has a TC mod and battery rated to safely sub-ohm.

4) People will stop sharing annoying fake news about the dangers of e-cigs exploding in your face once they know that the government actually regulates it and it is safe (minus cases of user error and ignorance)
Just my 2 cents 

hi guys wanna ask for opinions

I have been using authentic kayfun for 2 years and already test subtank mini n think its "too much" plus i just using dna30 mod, please suggest me other tanks that on par with lite plus other than subtank and kayfun v4?dun mind ori/clone

thanks

I think the problem with regulating e-cig is the fact that juices can be brewed by anyone. Meaning I can brew my own juice, and dont need to comply to any standard, and gov cannot fine me because nothing illegal is being done. I mean, how to fine someone making drinks for themselves?

Even mech mods can be DiY and thus avoiding any type of tax.

So what they can actually tax is regulated mods and registered liquids, which doesnt add much compared to analog.

billow v2. just got mine couple of days ago. lovin in 

OCC coil has cotton ready in it right? im having trouble to unscrew my RBA coil
too tight

Okay..all american juice.😅😅 maybe i can get a bottle or two only..but thanks anyway:)
Any recomendation on coffee based flavour? Or did you mean iced lattee...kopiko sort of flavour?😊