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Right, no guarantees in life, but sometimes negligent or not so well meaning people can be brought into line in order to protect their own interests.

Thanks all for the replies. I DO vape at my own risk and understand that. I also understand what's SUPPOSED to be in the bottle may not be what's IN the bottle. Without a company name, phone number, email address, etc. there would be no accountability for a rogue employee or bean counter who may want to save some time and/or money. Two issues I see with ejuice: Are the label ingredients safe for long term use? Is there any regulatory process or accountability for mislabeled or tampered product? As to the first, we're all guinea pigs. As to the second, I would welcome regulation and hope the vaping community would be in favor of that. I'd hate give up this particular brand of cheap, tasty juice now that I've found it but I think I'll have to go with one of the other local shops that claim to make the product on site. At least I wouldn't be flying totally blind.

Actually the ingredients aren't listed but it has a number of those safety icons around the bottom. I think I have a broader question about the safety of an unregulated product. I would trust a fellow user's opinion more than what's printed on the label of an unknown company. BTW, I smoked a carton of cigarettes once, don't have cancer.

Hi all, I'm a new member and new to e cigs. I've been looking for good flavours and good prices from my local retailers. I found one that fits the bill on both counts but am concerned in that the packaging lists no info on manufacturing, nor could the retailer give me any info. I started vaping because of health and financial reasons but the lack of regulation regarding the products I'm taking into my body concerns me. I wondered if anybody has knowledge of the product shown. Thanks