True. But you have no idea what a klutz I am.
All my high school chemistry labs failed to work "properly."
If I tried vaping DIY, I could really hurt myself . . . or even the neighbors!![]()
I don't understand either--Regulate like a tobacco product? No relationship between e cigs and tobacco products except nicotine. There is nicotine in lots of vegetables. Why not same regulation as vegetable products? I just get cold chills thinking the government is going to get involved. When they get involved it means the end of common sense, and the beginning of greedy, bureacratic b.s. Hope this drags on forever while they try to get as much money as possible from all involved in e cigs. Need to stock up before they regulate the devil out of our products.
The reason we wanted e-cigs to be classified as a tobacco product is that they will not have to go through the extreme trials and tests that would be required if they were classified as drug delivery devices. Had they been classified as drug delivery devices they would have immediately been pulled from all markets until such time as all appropriate tests and trials had been completed (which could take up to 8 years) and then those who wished to do so and could afford the extremely high fee that the FDA charges to approve new drugs, then they could have been returned to the market.
By classifying them as tobacco products, they remain on the market and the FDA will work towards appropriate regulations that will apply to them. This is one of the roles that CASAA will play in attempting to insure that the FDA regulates them appropriately. CASAA will also be important in the contacting of all parties who will eventually be involved in determining how and how much taxation will be placed on e-cigs and e-juice. There are no 100% guarantees that the powers that be will play fair, but CASAA will be on the front lines fighting for the rights of all users of smoke-free alternatives
it looks like this might open some doors but the big boys might jump in
There are different levels of DIY. You can buy something like 30 ml of 30pg/70vg at 24 mg of nicotine and a bottle of flavor. Then add 30 or 40 drops of flavor to your juice and shake. How hard is that?
If the FDA bans flavored juice all of these companies that sell ready to go juice will just sell the juice and their flavors in separate bottles. They will make it easy to do.
If anyone is interested below is a link to the actual letter by the FDA:
Regulation of E-Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products