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Sunday, January 31, 2016 6:48:28 PM
risk you seem to be putting forth, is
simply an extreme point of view.
Again, your dealing with a multi-billion
dollar industry. Millions of people vaping
or using ecig products.
Hundreds of vape/ecig companies.
With all the big, billion dollar tobacco companies, also offering vape/ecig products.
Ecig companies like VitaCig, pay battery
manufacturer insurance, to protect them
from such risks.
Whether the companies you presented in
your post had insurance, or used a reputable
battery manufacture, I didn't read through
your whole post to ascertain.
You assume VitaCig, their manufacturers,
and supply chain are disreputable or fail
to conform to certain safety regulations.
I guess we shouldn't invest in cell phone
giants like Apple or Samsung, because phone
chargers also erupt into flames.
MCIG has been selling vape/ecig products for
three years, and yet to have a ecig explode.
Could it happen?
Sure, anything, with anything, can happen.
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