UK regulation of eliquid

[ApOsTle51]

sold from a stall at the Eastgate Centre in Inverness.

Sounds familiar

[deewal]

Consumers are advised to immediately remove the refills to a place out of the reach of children

Och Aye but ye can leave the whiskey bottles and the fags in the usual place on the kitchen table next ta tha chip pan.

[deewal]

Sounds familiar

Nahh. Could'nt have been any member of this forum.
There's loads of information on here about how careful we have to be regarding the sale of e-cigs.

[pillbox38]

Thats the Main Man..Mr Gordon Robb..

His analysis of the fluid confirmed that even our cartridges need to be made CHIP compliant, its a clear Black and white. Either fully comply with all products or sell none, i took the view that as a longterm business measure i want my goods packaged in this Manner.

Its been leaked to the Press by the looks of things, now we will i imagine see this issue find its way into the mainstream papers in the next few weeks.

[trog100]

Sounds familiar

very familiar and it had to happen.. ebay/internet okay.. market trader a big big no no.. the TS love em.. kind of a narrow viewpoint but i think its how things are..

trog

[TropicalBob]

Your media will likely have a field day:

Poisonous liquids sold in malls!

What's worse than smoking? E-smoking!

New coffin nails taken off shelves

Get ready to meet the press, Pillbox. You've done it before. Your position this time is correct: "I intend to meet all relevant regulations for a product with the promise to assist the many smokers seeking an alternative." Take the high road; no condemnation needed.

[ApOsTle51]

don't worry Bob, i'm sure it won't be long before the hysteria spreads across the pond

[Weegie Burd]

UNLICENSED nicotine refills designed to help people quit smoking but which could be fatal to young children were being sold from a stall at the Eastgate Centre in Inverness.

Poor Rusty.

The retailer and producer of the products involved that have been on sale in Inverness and via the internet has agreed to immediately withdraw the products from sale pending the putting in place of appropriate packaging and warnings.

Does this mean if they relabel the bottles & put a Child Proof Cap (I know Steve has a free option for these on his e-liquid orders) then they can continue trading the liquid again? Or, as I suspect is probably the case, am I reading this wrong?

[Kate]

Pillbox is looking into it Weegie, he has to get a lab analysis of nicotine content to determine if the Poisons Act applies. If it doesn't then it's a matter of getting the packaging right and then it'll be ok but if the nicotine content is high enough for the Poisons Act to apply then it will be practically impossible to import, buy, store and sell nicotine eliquid.

[Weegie Burd]

Pillbox is looking into it Weegie, he has to get a lab analysis of nicotine content to determine if the Poisons Act applies. If it doesn't then it's a matter of getting the packaging right and then it'll be ok but if the nicotine content is high enough for the Poisons Act to apply then it will be practically impossible to import, buy, store and sell nicotine eliquid.

Cheers Kate.

I thought it was too good to be true that it could be a simple case of repackaging.

Pillbox, I hope you get this sorted soon and don't lose too much business in the meantime.