I picked up a bunch of pre coiled stainless wire from FT, very cheap. I can make my own but like the convenience for so little money, like pennies per coil. Seems to me like this would be the wrong moment to sell vape stuff, may be better for investment. On the other hand governments should be getting some pushback from a few million of us citizens. May be they'll change their minds. Did I mention that 2020 is the hundredth anniversery year of alcohol prohibition? Google some retrospective articles about how it began.
While I fervently hope this is true I do not for a minute believe it will be that easy to get around the PMTA.
I am very much old enough to remember well that is what head shops did. I just do not for a minute believe it is going to work for any length of time now with regard to vaping. The climate feels very different to me now than it was in the late 70's early 80s when I was interested in the products head shops sold. Back then there sort of was a nudge nudge look the other way attitude. Now it is more of a OMG stamp them into non existence active hunting of vapers.This is how head shops got around the weed laws for decades. They just claimed their devices were for tobacco. How times have changed. As now they will be saying it is for weed and not for tobacco.
Yeah these batteries aren't meant to be used in Vape devices these aren't meant to be used by consumers at all. But yes this is mainly a legal protection for them
Manufactured or marketed? Like do they make their own specific battery to their own specifications for Aspire directly or do they put an aspire wrap on a already existing battery?
Also if they directly come from an e cigarette manufacturer I have a suspicion that they will be removed from the market since it's hard to say these aren't tobacco devices if they have a tobacco devices name on them or at least what the United States says is a tobacco device. Same goes for Ohmtech and the other one that actually acknowledges e-cigarettes. It's hard to argue it's a flashlight battery or a drone battery if it literally has a vape device name on it. So that's going to probably end up having to change if they want to keep their product on the market though I don't think they're going to focus on that right away. If it's marketed towards vaping devices then it is a tobacco device and will eventually be included and enforced I suspect meanwhile Sony and Samsung lg advantage to distance themselves and will probably face absolutely zero problems. Then again that's only an issue in the United States these companies could just remarket for the United States
Unless the laws change in the future, there is nothing they could do about it. They only have the authority to regulate tobacco products.
