Thread regarding RTS vapes questions about origin of Nicotine,

The Thread on ECF regarding the questions to RTS vapes about the origin of their Nicotine,



http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...e/239684-before-you-order-rts-vapes-read.html

 

I don't get the fuss. A negative claim made a single disgruntled poster who has only ever made 8 posts; all on the same day.

Then there's the Box Elder thread...

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...on-we-have-problem-nic-titration-results.html

272mg labeled as 100mg. Bargain. Wish I had've ordered some!

 

ooh, a court case mebbe ..
looks like its just warming up over there.

 

I think that post was another vendor trying to grab business from RTS, RTS's reply was explained well, i don't think they have anything to hide.

 

I admit I was a bit shocked. I genuinely thought the nic was being extracted in the USA, perhaps in the misguided hope that it was of a higher quality than other countries.

So much so that I rechecked the RTS site and note they don't actually say that it's US extracted. They just say it's a US company.

Then someone sent me an alibaba.com company profile for RTS Leasing LLC, the business brief indicating: "Our company buys many products from Chinese manufacturers such as lab glassware, glass vials, glass bottles and liquid nicotine."

I'm more than happy to be corrected on this if this info is wrong. I've been informed that there are currently NO suppliers who are extracting nicotine in the USA. If this is true, I'm questioning the need to purchase USA products, may has well go straight to China/India if the quality is certified.

 

1. Import Pure (from the norti shop)
2. Dilute with crap out of barrels
3. Bullshit marketing.
4. Profit.


Juice is the biggest load of bullshit going. Dump some cake flavours in a bottle with cool name and a funky label, write a haiku and you're an instant mixologist genius.


Pffft.

 

Do I get to print out a diploma of mixology, and put it on my office wall?

 

Save the printer, pretty sure they come on the back of rice bubbles boxes now.