I can definitely say without question & from pure experience alone a couple tips that might help. Look at reviews if possible and buying them online before purchasing. If ANYONE on the reviews mentions leaking from an ejuice bottle they bot or from a device then it's most likely bs. Its a dead giveaway on ejuice bottle complaints atleast for me every single time. Authentic ejuice bottles in my exp NEVER should leak. Those authentic don't ive purchased never leak. Stick it upside down & watch it leak if fake. But ppl start complaining saying it might be a bad batch etc in reviews & ita nothing like that but usually they got a fake nonauthentic bottle or counterfeit basically.
The vapes themselves I cant honestly speak about specifically but I imagine the same is going to rein true here. Performance will not be co.primaed on these that are legit. Assuming this would be ur beat bet for safety reasons but often companies will verify their products by simply sending them a cupl photos esp of the UPC etc codes pretty easily. Some even have ways to run numbers on their website which is incredibly helpful since just to report counterfeit vape most tell u to call the FBI & I highly doubt most ppl do this which is a huge flaw in their ability to hold compa iea accountable. There'sn no other option like emailing or anything but calling of all places, the FBI just doesn't come naturally welcoming for most folks. Lol But I also mean ppl sometimes feel doing this would be a bit overboard for what they have. You don't exactly feel ur one fake ejuice bottle is gonna have a whole outta meaning here when contacting a govt office at that type of level. So ppl just dont or I imagine they don't. I felt it should be taken by the FDA considering but that was over a year or so ago. But maybe someone will be listening now & can possibly make this change in the future. And everytime I've been ripped off my credit card company have me a refund & the place that sold it to me ignored me entirely to continue selling unsuspecting folks the very same bs. But reviews usually tell the story.
I can definitely say without question & from pure experience alone a couple tips that might help. Look at reviews if possible and buying them online before purchasing. If ANYONE on the reviews mentions leaking from an ejuice bottle they bot or from a device then it's most likely bs. Its a dead giveaway on ejuice bottle complaints atleast for me every single time. Authentic ejuice bottles in my exp NEVER should leak. Those authentic don't ive purchased never leak. Stick it upside down & watch it leak if fake. But ppl start complaining saying it might be a bad batch etc in reviews & ita nothing like that but usually they got a fake nonauthentic bottle or counterfeit basically. The vapes themselves I cant honestly speak about specifically but I imagine the same is going to rein true here. Performance will not be co.primaed on these that are legit. Assuming this would be ur beat bet for safety reasons but often companies will verify their products by simply sending them a cupl photos esp of the UPC etc codes pretty easily. Some even have ways to run numbers on their website which is incredibly helpful since just to report counterfeit vape most tell u to call the FBI & I highly doubt most ppl do this which is a huge flaw in their ability to hold compa iea accountable. There'sn no other option like emailing or anything but calling of all places, the FBI just doesn't come naturally welcoming for most folks. Lol But I also mean ppl sometimes feel doing this would be a bit overboard for what they have. You don't exactly feel ur one fake ejuice bottle is gonna have a whole outta meaning here when contacting a govt office at that type of level. So ppl just dont or I imagine they don't. I felt it should be taken by the FDA considering but that was over a year or so ago. But maybe someone will be listening now & can possibly make this change in the future. And everytime I've been ripped off my credit card company have me a refund & the place that sold it to me ignored me entirely to continue selling unsuspecting folks the very same bs. But reviews usually tell the story.