Future of E-Cig, anyone?

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allin7days

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Here is some taste of future that's here today.
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Here is some taste of future that's here today.
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But the product itself is the wrong end. They just made the power source into a traditional pipe shape.

What you really need is the other side - the thing that holds the eliquid - to function as a fully reusable pipe.
 
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When you talk about the future of ecigs there are two different futures and two different markets. There is the Prosumer market (modders) and the Consumer market (people who just want to quit). These two futures are quite different. For the Prosumers tech advances are a sky's the limit. lazer atomizers, ceramic, gel, ultracapacitors, whatever. The list will go on and on. Already we have gone from cartos to clearos to gennies to kayfun, to well you get my point. But then there's the consumer market.

The advancements in the consumer market really have yet to happen. Blu style devices are based in 2008 tech. The first step to really kickstart the "ecig world" is to incorporate the current advancements in the mod market into a simple consumer device. The company that does this first and does it well will be the company that truly represents a significant threat to big tobacco. Cigalikes don't cut and everyone knows this. Find this company, invest in it, and I think the world is your oyster.

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The government gets angry and decides it wants to cash in on the profits, they regulate the ingredients and the price goes up twofold. Specific licenses and taxes will have to be paid, and for some reason only the FDA can manage to abide by the strict regulations. At this point "preservatives" will be added which years down the road will cause ill side effects. Because of these side effects the popularity will decrease. Vaping will then be said to be unsafe and harmful and taken off the market. At this time Big Tobacco will have an "alternative" that is safe than smoking and vaping, and then cash in on the marketing plan.
 
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