I personally would not count on a 2 year grace period for anything. If it's written into the regs, it will only apply to the application process for PMTA. The FDA is fully capable of releasing a "guidance" regarding any specific "health threat" that would "clarify" the regulations on a given point.
Apparently it is difficult, but not impossible in a ' thermal runaway '
Ditto on the "us" part. I have lost track of the count of stakeholders putting in
worth in concerning the deeming regulations. One thing I know forIt's interesting to note when they did this to cigarettes nearly 94% by most counts of the flavors used were tobacco and menthol. Roughly 6 to 10% depending on who's count, accounted for all the rest of
I actually liked the Camel Citrus and the Vanilla when I could find them, but you're right, no smokers were up in arms over the ban. Vaping will be very different, hopefully.Ditto on the "us" part. I have lost track of the count of stakeholders putting in
their
sure is "us" vapers are not on the list.
It's interesting to note when they did this to cigarettes nearly 94% by most counts of the flavors used were tobacco and menthol. Roughly 6 to 10% depending on who's count, accounted for all the rest of
the flavors available combined.( probably because they tasted like crap)
I believe if one looked at the flavor demographics of the vaping community almost
the exact opposite would be true. When they banned flavors in cigarettes there was
no apparent effect on the smoking rate. If they ban flavors for vaping they better have
a really big wrench to throw into the works because I do not believe vapers will stand
for it. There will be bottles of flavorings on every Quickie Marts counter faster than you
could shake a stick.
Regards
Mike
Thanks to the CoOps here, I have enough DNA boards stashed away to keep my regulated mods going for a several lifetimes, but strangely, I find myself vaping my mechanical mods most of the time time lately. About the only time I go for a regulated one is when I know I'm gonna be driving all day, and it will therefore be inconvenient to change batteries.
My vaping has settled into a groove, I use the same mod/atomizer 99.9% of the time. In fact, I've been vaping on the same coil in my REO/Derringer combo since I got it in October. At 0.7 ohms I can get more than a full day on one battery, so the only thing I bring with me is an extra juice bottle in case I feel like switching out flavors. I don't even think I have a functioning regulated mod.
Did they say what was used in the video? I watched with the sound off and couldn't tell what mod it was.oh oh......another one....in Alberta:
Alberta teen injured after he says e-cigarette exploded
again using combination of items that don't work safely together.
seems that he was driving when it blew apart, also caught his gym bag on fire.
Still hate seeing this, his face sure looks bad bad bad.
WHY are vape shops still selling hybrid mechanicals w/ subtanks to newbies? I understand that a newbie kid would walk into a vape shop, buy what was offered and assume it would work fine. I mean, we cannot expect every vaper to log onto the internet in order to vape, can we? I know I didn't do that when I bought my truck, my microwave, etc.
Yeah... that's the one where the guy had a loose battery in his pocket and it short circuited. I have a hard time calling that a vaping accident.
I just asked and my wife doesn't know what a short circuit is.
Mine would probably say the same thing, but who is "responsible" for informing them?
