zouzounaki
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funny thing is that this beer labelling looks quite tasteful in comparison to some of the ridiculous eliquid bottles you see in the paper shops and suchlike.
Disposables are the problem, but the focus on brightly coloured packaging and fruity flavours is the commom line of people who don't have any idea what they're talking about.
I agree that some eliquid brands need to wind down the ridiculous names and packaging, for my tastes there are many that are way too flashy.
However articles like the above are focused far too heavily on the issues that are less important.
Children and teenagers do not have a monopoly on sweetness and bright colours adults like sweets too.
Also the youth of today are much more aware of advertising and propaganda than previous generations, these articles are a scare tactic aimed at the parents, no teenager is going to look at this and give a crap.
if all vapes are tobacco or menthol flavoured, plainly packaged and plastered with the same warnings as ciggarettes there will be less to draw adult smokers away from the convenience of tobacco and still the youths will continue to use them, teenagers want to do what theyre told not to do, thats how being a teenager works.
I will never disagree that disposables and their disgraceful marketing are the biggest threat to the vape industry I just think that the way news articles are spinning things demonises them in a way that will lead to governments calling for a ban on not just disposables but all vapes.
No worries, you're more than welcome to disagree I have a pretty stubborn opinion I'm aware that most people don't agree with me on most subjects.i disagree with you on pretty much everything here. but for me the most important point is, that if adult smokers don’t want to stop smoking unless they can have strawberry laces and blue slushy flavoured eliquid, that’s their choice. i’m not some kind of smoking cessation crusader, and i don’t really care. people make their own choices. this is a good thing. but the threat to flavours is the result of a bigger issue than just flavours themselves, is the point i am trying to make.
No worries, you're more than welcome to disagree I have a pretty stubborn opinion I'm aware that most people don't agree with me on most subjects.
For better or worse though the main thing I think we can all agree on is that disposables are the big problem?
Again I'm not saying I have a problem with disposables being kept out of sight, bin the bastard things for all I care.Mental labels n packaging n flavours were around before disposables, disposables have brought this issue to the attention of well everyone, keeping them out of sight (out of mind) is a good thing....I think