House passes bill to require child-proof nicotine packaging

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Although my youngest is 18 and I dislike child resistant caps on my bottles, if this were the only thing that goobermint was imposing on us, I'd be jumping for joy.
and even though I have no young ones around here I too would be jumping for joy if it was The Only Thing.
 

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This country is $19 trillion in the hole, and the Capitol Hill Control-Freak Critters are concerned with childproof caps on e-juice?

Uhhh . . . where is their sense of priorities?
Their main priority is keeping themselves in power and the voters are dumb enough to give them brownie points for doing stuff to "protect the children".
 

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Of course there is the exemption for pre-filled carts, and then this little gem
  1. (3) NICOTINE.—The term ‘‘nicotine’’ means

  2. 23 any form of the chemical nicotine, including any salt

  3. 24 or complex, regardless of whether the chemical is

  4. 25 naturally or synthetically derived.
 
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Most of the glass bottles I've gotten are childproof

The bottles you have received have a degree of Child Resistance. But it is yet to be seen to what Standard of Child Resistance liquid nicotine would be allowed to be Packaged in.

I don't know of any Recognized Standard that allows for Glass Containers. Because of the "Smashie-Smashie" Factor. And things like Eye Dropper Bottles can't be Certified because Kids just Chew the Rubber Bulbs off.
 

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https://www.congress.gov/114/bills/s142/BILLS-114s142es.pdf

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BTW - I wonder if people are considering how this will effect Glass Bottles?

Oh, I've gotten a few of those child proof glass bottles .... you have to push down really hard on the tops to get them to unlock.

If you are asking can they be child proofed, they already are, and/or there are caps that are child proof available.

I have to special request my pharmacy to put NON childproof caps on all my prescriptions, since with arthritis, I can't get the darn tops off.
 
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