Proposed Thai Laws for Vaping in Thailand

Flying into BKK tomorrow, purchased 2 stealth vapes, limitless pulse or something they called. Was scared stiff if they found my normal tube battery and atomizer. The one i purchased looks like a long usb stick. Hopefully this will be ok.
Also got wife banging on about not taking anything, told her i will be on the sticks within mins of getting out the airport, ensue argument lol

 

Yup... that looks like the post I saw.

Facebook

 

I really hope something positive will come out of this topic on the news.

If I read here that some members already left Thailand, some are thinking about to leave the country and some vaping tourists say they will rather go to another country that is vape friendly, something has to change!

They can never stop people vaping! The more it is in the media by Thai vapers the better it is for our vaping future, so I support them!

 

I understand that many single members, in rented condos, can leave at a moments notice. With three children, it's not an option for me. Vaping probably saved my left foot. I'm fanatically in favour of it. But if I had to make a choice, family over vaping, and go cold turkey.
Going on again SD. But I've just had a delivery of cider. Years since I had it!

 

Where did I put the lipstick??

 

It looks like it uses Nautilus coils.

 

I wish they did, but they don't.

The coils in there are tiny.

There are some videos on YouTube where they take them apart and put a new coil in.

 

6 days in jail for vaping in the street (?!?)
Hi,
Just got this story from a Chinese supplier FB's page. It seems to be a warning coming from Stattqualm.
"Dear Jieyan Qiu,
I think I need to post this here:

***WARNING - WARNING - WARNING - WARNING***
[EN]
Dear vape community
In the following letter we would like to inform the community about a matter of great importance. We are deeply affected and personally involved in the incident, but renounce mentioning any names out of respect for relatives and family members. Nevertheless we are forced to warn the community:
On July 26, 2017, a close friend of StattQualm was arrested in the streets of Thailand because he used an e-cigarette. To pre-empt any doubts: The police, the Swiss Embassy, and other affected agencies were informed that our friend had not been otherwise illegally involved. Apparently and state of affairs his offense was the use of an e-cigarette in the public, more specifically, he is accused of importing e-cigarettes. This is at least the official charge.
We are aware that some countries have difficulty dealing with e-cigarettes. In Thailand, the situation seems relatively unclear and arbitrary. Apparently even in Thailand itself exists a lively, official market for e-cigarettes and the image of vaping people is no longer special in Thailand - although vaping is officially illegal in Thailand. Well, quite obviously a police officer on that date decided that vaping was "extra" illegal today. He was arrested, led away, and sat six days in jail - completely cut off from the environment, without real contact and under degrading and humiliating conditions.
Of course, embassies, relatives, friends, and also we did everything possible to get him out of prison as quickly as possible, but this has been proved incredibly difficult. In the meantime the deposit could be made. Our friend was able to leave the prison yesterday and is now waiting for the effective trial. A judgment could be an immediate deportation to up to 5 years imprisonment. We now hope that our friend will be able to leave the situation undamaged, to leave Thailand as soon as possible and to go home.
In this way we want to warn the community: If anyone of you plans to visit Thailand, please leave your vape gears at home! That's no joke. Our friend has to serve as a precedent, that no one has seen coming. No matter what you read on the net, do not take the risk. Please take care of yourself.
You are more than welcome to share this letter.
Team StattQualm"

 

A few days ago my, wife pointed out an item on the news about the Good General prohibiting all vaping in Thailand, full stop. A kind of Singapore-lite. Worth remembering if I go to Bangkok, but in the real Thailand it's still only helmets, seat belts and card schools at funerals.