Disposable flavors Good Or NAH?

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Good morning

are there any Disposable flavors that people just cant live with out?
Or maybe a Disposable brand that seems to do it right?
 
hello, hope you are well, why don't you turn your customers away from disposables and put them onto pod systems, this will save them a ton of money

even having to replace a coil now and then and buy juice, the cost is far less

...and good for the environment
 
Disposables are for Music festivals or going out where you can loose or damage your proper vape.

I suppose the Jack Parrow Tjoef ones are the least terrible of the lot.

but a disposable vape is terrible in 99% of the cases. and should not be used.
ignoring the environmental damage of the batteries being thrown in landfills because dumb cnuts cant understand to recycle.
the ease of access of disposables leads to the opposite of what we want to achieve with vaping. Harm reduction and not having more new smokers. the fewer people get addicted to Nic the better. there is no ID check at a dispo vending machine.


Disposables are bad.
people who sell disposables and do not actively try and get the user to move to a non disposable are even worse.
 
Good day

Both of you make good point

let me first start with the vending machine i operate one of those machines and it does have a over 18 checking on them
i also have a e waste basket next to my machine to dispose the disposable vapes once a week

as for the coils and juice i will look into it as there are stricter rules now to sell those products in South Africa for sole mandate operators
but i will do my research

thank you
 
and tomorrow you will post the same basic question.

you will get the same answer.

and this process will repeat until you have the forum points to post spam links. to cheap chinse dispo's that no one wnats and are not regulated.
seen this song and dance before bud
 
Good afternoon

First i did not come here for Forum point i don't really know what they are,
The reason why i am on this site is to learn, so yes i do sell the disposables but i would like to learn all i can from
this business.
i see this as a business not something personal
on the other things that nobody want I disagree, every Spar, Pick n Pay and checkers sell disposables
not all of them sell the juice or coils.
This is the reason i would like to learn

Thank you for the post
 
We’ve all seen this $#!* play out on the forum many times ... up pops a new account and then the fishing starts under the guise of just doing research ... gowan then, justify your $#!* with comments about a waste bin next to your vending machine, and your deflection to Spar and Pick n Pay ... Whilst you're about it, why not site some of the Madlanga Commissions findings and legitimize all manner of crime(s).

Defending disposables as a pure "business decision" just proves the point ... It's about a quick buck over the health of the community and the industry.
The reality is that disposable manufacturers have completely hijacked what vaping was actually invented for, namely a functional way to get off combustible tobacco.
It was an industry built on harm reduction, mechanical optimization, and freedom, instead, we have become a dumping ground for unregulated rubbish.
The target demographic for these things isn't people trying to quit smoking ... it's now about trapping new users in an endless loop of severe, compulsive addiction that's worse than cigarettes ... the deceit behind how they achieve this is pure, predatory chemical engineering :mad:

As an old-school rebuilder, I say bring back some honesty ... Bring back Rebuildables and DIY.
We can use proper setup layouts and controlled hybrid mixing in an MTL RTA to get a real, satisfying cigarette satiety profile that actually satisfies a craving for over an hour ...That is how you break the frantic chain-vaping cycle without filling up landfills with e-waste, and those who sell disposables and do not actively try and get the user to move to a non-disposable are part of the problem.
Good on you for calling out the song and dance @Baxteen ;)
 
Nicely said and thanks for your post @Intuthu Kagesi

I am wondering how we can do this - i.e. get back to our roots - yet still satisfy the need for the industry to make money and prosper.
Tough one.

I'm listening to ideas, so if anyone has any, please post.
 
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