Vape

[Chereyboo]

I was vaping yesterday and I have a medical appointment on Monday and today is Friday
What do I do??
Willl they detect the vape in my system?
Will it show on my results that they found some traces of nicotine in my system? Please help me
What should I do to get it out of my system

 

[AusCad]

I was vaping yesterday and I have a medical appointment on Monday and today is Friday
What do I do??
Willl they detect the vape in my system?
Will it show on my results that they found some traces of nicotine in my system? Please help me
What should I do to get it out of my system

DONT WORRY MY FRIEND NOTHING WILL SHOW UP. I SMOKE WEED AND I WAS SCARED SHITLESS LIKE YOU BUT GUESS WHAT, MEDICAL PASSED. 2 TIMES COS THE FIRST ONE EXPIRED. SO RELAX FAM. VAPE IS LEGAL AND IT'S OKAY

 

[hamgha]

i was a heavy smoker when i did the medical, no one cares.

 

[FrankoVM]

Great suggestions, IMO. Thanks for your reply

 

[Trickety]

I brought my vape in checked luggage with no issues. Just made sure there were no cartridges with liquids and batteries stayed in my carry-on as required by airport rules.

 

[Trickety]

I brought my vape in checked luggage with no issues. Just made sure there were no cartridges with liquids and batteries stayed in my carry-on as required by airport rules.

I went through the same stress before flying. Vapes are fine to bring in checked luggage as long as there’s no liquid in the device, and make sure the battery is packed safely.

 

[Olass123]

I went through the same stress before flying. Vapes are fine to bring in checked luggage as long as there’s no liquid in the device, and make sure the battery is packed safely.

Just keep in mind that if your destination is Canada, you'll want to brush up on local regulations beforehand. For instance, are disposables legal in Canada — good breakdown explains that while they are completely legal for adults, there is a strict federal nicotine cap of 20 mg/mL, plus various provincial flavor restrictions you'll want to be aware of.

 

[Arik89]

Just keep in mind that if your destination is Canada, you'll want to brush up on local regulations beforehand. For instance, are disposables legal in Canada — good breakdown explains that while they are completely legal for adults, there is a strict federal nicotine cap of 20 mg/mL, plus various provincial flavor restrictions you'll want to be aware of.

Man, you're better off bringing your own or knowing about these rules beforehand—a friend of mine got into trouble at customs a couple of months ago specifically because of the alcohol strength. They’re really strict about that there, so this guide is genuinely useful for first-timers.