beautybelow
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I see the point of both arguments. But the bottom line is there are dive operations in this world that are very isolated and regulations are non existent. Of course there should be proof of quality products (air) somehow in the system, but there should also be no world hunger.
It's the seller's responsibility to provide a safe product, I agree.
But like Don is saying, if you are going somewhere that may not have proof it would be like taking your own food to a starving village if you have the means. Pack your own lunch if you can I suppose.
If you are going to demand copies of air quality testing I would imagine you are going to limit your dive destination choices by more than 75%.
Just like about 3/4 of the world is starving right now. (a wild guess to make a point, don't ask for statistics please)
It's the seller's responsibility to provide a safe product, I agree.
But like Don is saying, if you are going somewhere that may not have proof it would be like taking your own food to a starving village if you have the means. Pack your own lunch if you can I suppose.
If you are going to demand copies of air quality testing I would imagine you are going to limit your dive destination choices by more than 75%.
Just like about 3/4 of the world is starving right now. (a wild guess to make a point, don't ask for statistics please)