National Save Vaping Day
Today, October 7, 2019 is National Save Vaping Day!
What does this mean:
The National Save Vaping Day Website states, “we are asking vape shops, online retailers, distributors, manufacturers, and other entities that want to see vaping survive to donate some, or even all, of their profits for the day to the American Vaping Association (AVA) and the Consumer Advocates for Smoke-Free Alternatives Association (CASAA)”.
What can you do:
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Support your favorite vape shops
To support your local shop, all you do is go in and purchase something. Let them know that you are participating in National Save Vaping Day and that you are there to show your support. -
Ask your shop to donate
When you go into your vape shop to show your support, make sure they know what Save Vaping Day is about: supporting this industry! If they don’t already know about it, please encourage your shop to donate some of their profits to one of the trade associations for vaping mentioned above. You can also refer them to the dedicated website. -
Donate
For more information on how to donate, please visit: https://nationalsavevapingday.com/about-us Click the donate button or click this link: https://vaping.org/donate or to donate to casaa: http://www.casaa.org/donate/ -
Call your representatives and fight the vape bans
For a reference on how to find your local representatives and how you can fight the vape bans click this
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