Vape empire bhind premier hotel bukit tinggi (nearby maybank + maxis)
Vape military in bukit tinggi botanic inside chapter one bistro (bhind ford showroom)

ohh man thank you so much

tomoro?

bro im a smoke, not that heavy but at least 2 ~ 3 sticks perday and sumtimes the urge to smoke is bad...few years back was smoking the small e -cig...but nowdays i see ppl smoke this vap looks ok with lotsa smoke...can u suggest me which model i can buy? budget around 250

I find thier mods a lil expensive.once quoted me the subox mini for rm 400.00/set
Im like really?! Do i look like a watermelon which u can just sway your samurai sword freely

Yeah chapter.my sister has always has so called good LOBANGS.hahaha
Should be rm 35 since theres no nicotine levels 80% vg

If you don't mind paying slightly higher then it's ok to get it. IPV4 requires an external charger (for serious safety purposes)

Stepped into VE. Walk out with ipv4. Lucky that it was last piece. What am i doing.......

can we do a ipv4 v2/s version with balance charge board removed to avoid shorting + 120w group buy ?

read on the launch date being first week of July

not really. IPV4 announce end of january. available april. P4U is still slow comparing to other brands lol.
 

i never vape the same flavor in one day. 

Haha. Later when ipv4s come out, there will be ipv4x laa..etc.. lol

I think pioneer4you is a f up company. Why put a 9V charge point on the IPv4 but don't provide a charger for it & then void the warranty if you use a charger other than their own. Now put an announcement on their website saying "since no be uses the charging board on the ipv4, it'll not be made available from now on".

And why the ipv3 Li gets the software upgrade so soon after its release but ipv4 doesn't. First & last ipv product I will ever buy this ipv4.

Hmmmm went pusing bukit tinggi klang for the vape shop...where is it actually..

Yeah went to tesco there..near maxis and maybank? I see no shop there

Same feeling bro, I guess is gonna happen soon. Cigarette sales does goes down and with vape they did not get a cut.

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