Officer "May I see your licence to operate that mech."
maybe there will be a mech registration database, and you'll need a special permit if you want to carry it in your pocket. Holding it in your hand will be okay, as long as it's properly registered, in most states.Officer "May I see your licence to operate that mech."
In my heart, I'm hopeful that the OMB recognizes that the deeming will have significant economic impacts without any real gains, and send it back. In my head, I will be surprised to see anything other than cigalikes available in retail outlets once the hammer falls.Maybe Mech mods will Only be sold on the Black Market once Deeming is Finalized?
And then, there will be No More questions about the Responsibilities of the OEM or the Seller?
In my heart, I'm hopeful that the OMB recognizes that the deeming will have significant economic impacts without any real gains, and send it back. In my head, I will be surprised to see anything other than cigalikes available in retail outlets once the hammer falls.
You are much more optimistic about vw and TC than I am, unless you consider VUSE's "perfect puff" TC.I think there will be VW Regulated Mods with TC (at some point). But the Upper End that the TC can be set to might Not make some Vapers happy. Same with VW.
But I would say that the Chances of there being Mech Mods sold as an e-Cigarette is about the same as Winning the Lotto every week for 6 Weeks in a Row.
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Maybe Mech Mods will Only be sold on the Black Market once Deeming is Finalized?
And then, there will be No More questions about the Responsibilities of the OEM or the Seller?
You are much more optimistic about vw and TC than I am, unless you consider VUSE's "perfect puff" TC.
It's funny about mech mods though, you're probably right that they will attempt to remove them from the market, but they are the simplest thing that can actually be DIY, and they'll never be able to control that. So by regulating them out of the open market, they will force them into the black/grey market, most likely making them even less "safe."
Exactly. A piece of 3/4" copper pipe makes a dandy battery holder for an 18560 battery. Just don't forget to drill some vent holes.As long as there's a Home Depot or Lowe's I will always have a mechanical mod.
I think if you Look at it from the FDA's perspective, TC would be what they would Consider a Good Thing.
Not so the cotton Doesn't burn, but to keep Wire Temperature below the Thermal Breakdown temperatures of PG, VG and whatever Flavors are approved for use.
Like I said, I Don't think Some Vapers are going to like the Implementation of TC that the FDA might approve. Because it might be more of a Fixed Temp Limit. And Not User Adjustable.
Right on!Exactly. A piece of 3/4" copper pipe makes a dandy battery holder for an 18560 battery. Just don't forget to drill some vent holes.
The FDA protects the corporations that pay them the most.
If Big Tobacco wants to pay to give us TC we will get it. If not, we won't.
In a FDA Regulated Market, if One Company can get a PMTA Approved for an e-Cigarette that gives Vapers a Better Hit, won't that Company take market share Away from any Other companies selling FDA Approved e-Cigarettes?
That is making a very large assumption that there will be a change in TC policy from "keep the status quo" to "let's make things 'safer.'" I have not seen any evidence of this paradigm shift, in fact, the tale of swedish match is evidence against it.I think if you Look at it from the FDA's perspective, TC would be what they would Consider a Good Thing.
Not so the cotton Doesn't burn, but to keep Wire Temperature below the Thermal Breakdown temperatures of PG, VG and whatever Flavors are approved for use.
Like I said, I Don't think Some Vapers are going to like the Implementation of TC that the FDA might approve. Because it might be more of a Fixed Temp Limit. And Not User Adjustable.
IF they pay enough, they most certainly can.
That is making a very large assumption that there will be a change in TC policy from "keep the status quo" to "let's make things 'safer.'" I have not seen any evidence of this paradigm shift, in fact, the tale of swedish match is evidence against it.
So You think that PMTA's will be done on a "Highest Bidder" basis?
I believe the FDA is fully corrupt and does not have the best interest of the public at heart.
I believe this stems from a systematic lack of government oversight of their own institutions.
Not a Whole Lot of Disagreement here.
I guess I just have a Different Outlook and what will happen After Deeming is Finalized though.
Unless we see a huge change in the way the FDA operates from the top down starting with ethics oversight, I foresee more corruption, business as usual.
The people that run the FDA are former executives.
Huge conflict of interest. Corrupt to the core.