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speedfreek67 said:
Yes, we are in agreement about the soda bottle. It is a really bad idea. The question is, who do we contact and tell off?
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Firstly the vendor that decided to use the bottle for advertising purposes on here.... But I have already done that and in a restrained but forthright manner.
 
icepie said:
Which part of the word "imitation" has eluded your comprehension?
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None of it.
imitation
ɪmɪˈteɪʃ(ə)n/
noun
  1. 2a thing intended to simulate or copy something else.
Therefore you implied by your use of the word and statemen that the cans are on the site available for sale that fantasi are using copies of Fanta cans containing ejuice.
 
The fact that you needed to consult a dictionary confirms what I suspected... you don't understand what "imitation" means, nor do you have the capacity to infer it by context, so you engage Pedantic Troll mode and quote a dictionary at me.

FAIL.

Carry on repeating yourself and indulge your need for the last word... I won't be reading it.
 
Rukaguy said:
Em.. there definitely is a Fantasi DIY kit with these drink-styled bottles. Just sayin.

fantasi_orange_ice_aroma_30ml-350x350.jpg


In a variety of flavours: http://vaporcenter.be/nld/search/q:fantasi

https://www.aroma-company.be/en/fantasi-orange-ice-30-in-60.html
https://shop.alpha-steam.com/neues/2159/fantasi-orange
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Now this is interesting and more relevant to the op's original complaint instead of the sideways off the point rants from some others, thanks for finding and posting this.
As others have said, yes, the pop bottle design is a terrible idea, I don't think any responsible parent would think otherwise.
As said though, looking at the design, this appears to be a rip off of the original fantasi design, the logos aren't nearly the same and looking at them as a premium and expensive ejuice manufacturer they're unlikely to provide diy kits.
This just brings to light that facts should be garnered before a witch hunt commences with people ranting at a manufacturer unnecessarily. Like an angry mob storming the gates of Chanel because a knock off perfume from a Spanish market gave aunty Ethel a rash.
The fact you had to Google diy kit shows also it's a specialised thing which means the responsibility to keep it away from kids would be down to the purchaser, which again comes down to responsible patenting and adulting instead of expecting the rest of the world to do it, my parents made sure I didn't eat washing powder etc as a child despite those being in pretty coloured boxes.
A child is not going to Google diy vape juice, pay that price, mix it and drink it but that doesn't alter the fact the packaging shouldn't be for sale.
 
icepie said:
The fact that you needed to consult a dictionary confirms what I suspected... you don't understand what "imitation" means, nor do you have the capacity to infer it by context, so you engage Pedantic Troll mode and quote a dictionary at me.

FAIL.

Carry on repeating yourself and indulge your need for the last word... I won't be reading it.
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Lol, ok
The fact I quoted the dictionary was so that you couldn't splutter impotently that my explanation wasn't correct and that's not what it means, which is exactly what you're now doing because you have no valid retort and the fact you had to do that suggests it's someone else who feels the need to have the last word. ;)
 
i received some (grape & mango) fantasi yesterday and it appears to be aluminium bottles with a dropper, nothing like the image in the OP
 
icepie said:
Yes.

Next.
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I would like to see some proof of your assertion that Fantasi are selling their juice packaged in imitation Fanta cans, as shown in the picture you posted.

I have looked at at least one vendor using those pictures of Fanta cans (it says Fanta, not Fantasi) and there is no mention of the can as packaging. My assumption is that the can is there for illustrative purposes only.

But you seem to know something I don't. You are claiming that Fantasi are actually selling their juice packaged in an imitation Fanta can, and if that is the case, then complaints need to be made, for sure.

But so far I have found no evidence for that can actually being part of the packaging. Do you have any evidence?
 
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