When did Molicel stop approving their batteries for vaping?

[Rickster]

Sounds like consumers shouldn't be using their batteries full stop unless it's in a device that has a Battery Management System so why haven't they put that on the wrapper as opposed to singling out vapes.

No idea, at a guess though saw a gap in the market exploited it, shat it when fakes appeared and someone told them about mechs

 

[Richard Winter]

Hmm, if it doesn't apply there is no need to even put the warning on there.

Its UK law, maybe EU law that states vape stuff has to have the standard nicotine warnings of nicotine is a highly addictive substance etc This warning gets slapped on mods, pods, rda's, rta's tanks etc which quite frankly is a joke because they dont unless a user decides to add nicotine. As I said in my last message, Innokin have taken the stance to put a small notice above the nicotine warning to this effect.

 

[zouzounaki]

No idea, at a guess though saw a gap in the market exploited it, shat it when fakes appeared and someone told them about mechs

i think this. plus they’ve also landed some big jobs with chinese electric vehicle and power tool manufacturers once they established themselves. so gap no longer needed.

 

[zouzounaki]

so why haven't they put that on the wrapper as opposed to singling out vapes.

i cannae think of many (any?) consumer devices that take loose 18650s. apart from torches.

so maybe that’s why?

 

[andipandi]

Ignore all the cunts