Author: pbusardo
THE DICODES BOXES… THE DANI BOX & THE NO 6 + THE LAST (NOT A) CONTEST WINNER
A PBusardo Review – The Dicodes Dani & No 6 + The Last (Not A) Contest Winner
In this video we take a full look the Dicodes Dani Box & No 6 and announce the last contest winner!
The Links:
Dicodes USA
The Post Review Follow-up:
- 2/23/17 – Even with a 1 hour and 20 minute video, I managed forgetting to let you know about a feature. There is a “Keylock” available by pressing the up and down button at the same time. This will prevent the device from coming off it’s setting and locks the up and down buttons. You will still be able to fire it.
The Video:
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TONIGHT ON SMOKEFREE RADIO
TONIGHT ON SMOKEFREERADIO…
Everything you wanted to know about HR1136 tonight on SmokeFreeRadio with special guest… Tony Abboud, National Legislative Director of the VTA.
From Mark
My name is Mark Lagnese. I live on Long Island, New York. I was a NYPD cop for 20 years, with the last 17 years working the midnight shift pushing a sector car. Sadly I was a smoker as well. Easy 3 pack a day kind of smoker. Everyone knew me for either having a cig or coffee cup in my hand. Back in 2014, at the ripe old age of 52, after being a heavy smoker for most of my life, I suffered a heart attack that turned into bypass surgery. Wasn’t fun at all.( yes, I’m in the Zipper Club) To be totally blunt, I could have walked out of the hospital after my surgery and had a cigarette with no questions asked. Thank god my girlfriend handed me a Nautilus tank with a stick battery.I haven’t had another cig since then. So for me, Aspire saved my life, besides my surgeon. Today I own and use 5 Nautilus minis, with the BVC 1.8 coil, that I rotate. I never push my beliefs on other smokers, unless they ask, then it’s game on! So far, I have weaned 2 of my friends off cigarettes and into the world of vaping. I am a very generous person by nature, so I always give anyone who asks, 1 mod and 1 Nautilus tank to help them out. Of course I fill the tank with a plain tobacco eliquid, usually 12 nic to start. My advise to them is give it at least 5 days to try. And if you don’t like it, give it back. It’s that simple. Safe to say, I didn’t get my stuff back because they quit cigs and vape now. Vaping to me has become more then a helping hand, but a hobby as well. I have many subtanks and mods as well. I have tasted more ejuice then most vapers want to admit to. Check out my instagram (marklagz) and you’ll understand what I mean. But, after all of that, Nautilus is what keeps me smoke free. I feel I owe Aspire a debt of gratitude. That tank has been my work horse since the day I walked out of the hospital. I just hope they never stop making it. I am ready to give the Nautilus2 a shot. I have high hopes for it and others who want to quit cigarettes. I will be buying the usual 3 to start with as soon as they are on sale. Because you never know, another friend might want to ask for help. Thanks for all you do Phil. I know I didn’t mention it in my story but I do watch your videos and enjoy them a lot. Feel free to use my name, I have nothing to hide for being a vaper and x-smoker. If anything, I am proud of myself and all the work I put into being smoke free. Thanks again, Your friend, Mark
NEW FROM REGULATOR WATCH – Big Issues | Health Canada on Vaping | Part 2
Here’s the latest from Brent Stafford at Regulator Watch:
It’s not nicotine that kills Canadians, says is Suzy McDonald the Director General of the Tobacco Control Directorate at Health Canada, it’s the combustible cigarette. And, with one-in-two long-term smokers at risk of death because of smoking, it is vitally important to protect youth. Nicotine, flavours and gateway—the big issues defining deliberations around vaping regulations in Canada.
Join RegWatch for part-two in our exclusive discussion with the top policymaker at Health Canada—only on RegulatorWatch.com.
RegulatorWatch.com – February 16, 2017.
From Alex
Dear Phil,
How are you doing?
Thanks for the great Vid of the Nautilus 2 as well as all Videos from you that i saw
until now.I changed from smoking to Vaping about 190 days ago. I started with the CE4
Clearomizer to give Vaping a try. The try went okay but i was still on risk to get
back to smoking. I bought a Nautilus and tried it. With these BVC coils i felt that
i never will fall back to smoking as the vape satisfied my needs. Of course, i
improved my setup. Kabuki, Kayfun 4 and 5, mech mod, TC, Subohm competition RDA to
try around. The Kabuki is a fantastic tank with the BVC coils and i can always rely
on it as well as Nautilus mini and Nautilus. With some coils and tanks laying around
in car/at work/at home i know that i’m not on risk to fall back to smoking, even if
my Kayfun 4 is my “always stay with me” RTA, due to the BVC coils, i know that i can
always vape where i even if the kayfun fails (what not happened since i got it)
Additionally i like the vape my ProVari as well as on mech mod. When you talk about
the “slight pulsing” in TC or an incontinious vapor production, i have the feeling
that i understand it as well as your explenation about the “wide,open” taste from
the Kabuki compared to the taste from the Nautilus 2 which might taste “tight”. This
explenation keeps me away from spending my money on the Nautilus 2 as long as i
don’t need it, but that i could also rely on it if i go abroad and something fails
or due to FDA / TPD regulations, i couldnt get anytheng else.Your decision to review more stuff for beginners and MTL people is great even if i
also try subohm and cloudchasing.I would also like to thank you for supporting me to stay away from smoking with your
Videos and your reviews, thank you for your engagement in the fight for vaping. Feel
free to use parts or my Name of this mail in your videos.Cheers,
Alex
From Diego
Dear Phil,
I’m old enough to remember the times when the internet was not around
and how struggling it was to source information. Now days information is
all around but the struggle is still there, this time in sourcing
quality information.Many people believe that addiction is a matter of will. As a
professional psychologist with a background is neurosciences I can
assure you it is most definitely not. It has, on the other hand,
everything to do with changes in precise structures of the brain,
heavily influenced by the environment itself connected to the compulsive
gesture by which the addictive substance is consumed. Moreover, every
failed attempt in braking an addiction might build up a resistance in
future attempts.I wanna thank you for providing the quality information I needed to
maximize my chances of transitioning to vaping and break free of an
habit I can now see, after only a couple weeks, as the disgusting thing
it really is.Please keep up your great work. Should you need anything that falls
under my abilities, you just have to ask and I will gladly return the favor.DV
BIG NEWS: Cole and Bishop Introduce The FDA Deeming Authority Clarification Act of 2017 & The VTA Explains it
Cole and Bishop Introduce The FDA Deeming Authority Clarification Act of 2017:
“While there is disagreement about whether certain tobacco products should be regulated or not, there should be agreement that new regulations should apply to products moving forward, and not retroactively,” said Cole. “Inconsistent authority like this will be detrimental and unfair to many manufacturers and businesses. This legislation preserves the FDA’s ability to regulate these products on part with cigarettes, grandfathers currently available products and then requires the FDA’s approval before any new product is introduced.”
See the entire press release HERE.
The VTA goes on to further explain what this means:
WASHINGTON, DC – Today, the Vapor Technology Association (VTA) issued the following
statement in support of bipartisan legislation introduced by Representatives Tom Cole (ROK)
and Sanford Bishop (D-GA) that would modify the predicate date for e-cigarettes and
provide much needed regulation of vapor products as the technology that they are rather
than the tobacco products that they are not.
See the entire press release HERE.
A PALLAS REVISIT & THE ASPIRE NAUTILUS 2
A PBusardo Review – A Pallas Revisit & The Aspire Nautilus 2
In this video we revisit the Pallas Atomizer and talk about a terrific letter I received from them and we take a full look at the Aspire Nautilus 2.
The Links:
Tiberian Vapor Co.
Aspire
The Video:
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NEW FROM REGULATOR WATCH – Striking Balance | Health Canada On Vaping | Part 1
Here’s the latest from Brent Stafford at Regulator Watch:
When you want answers the best person to ask is always the one in charge. For vaping in Canada that person is Suzy McDonald, the Director General of the Tobacco Control Directorate at Health Canada.
At this critical moment for vaping, on the cusp of federal regulation, what are the driving priorities at Health Canada on the vaping file? What are the deliberations around flavours, nicotine and the evolving science of vaping? And, what does ‘legal’ truly mean for vapers in Canada?
Find out in part one of this exclusive two-part series—the first television interview granted by the top policy-maker—only on RegulatorWatch.com.
RegulatorWatch.com – February 14, 2017.
THE PALLAS ATOMIZER FROM TIBERIAN VAPOR CO.
A PBusardo Review – The Pallas Atomizer from Tiberian Vapor Co.
In this video we take a look at the Pallas Atomizer from Tiberian Vapor Co.
The Links:
Tiberian Vapor Co.
The Post Review Follow-Up:
- Received an outstanding email from the company regarding this review and found out some new information. Look for a follow-up soon.
The Video:
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The Photos:
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