You...mean...it...isn't...one...now?but I wonder if there is a way to turn vaping into a religion.

You...mean...it...isn't...one...now?but I wonder if there is a way to turn vaping into a religion.
Worshipping the P.E.N.I.S. isn't publicly acceptable.You...mean...it...isn't...one...now?![]()
and there sure won't be a kiss when they're done with us in the morning
a website where adults could take WHATEVER intractable problem they had and the teen would come up with a creative solution for them
I haven't researched as deeply as you but my conviction is you are right. Government is not intending to criminalize activities of endusers, but. Will nicotine concentrate remain available after next May? Will customs try to intercept consumer shipments of vape hardware from off shore? If the answers are no and no existing vapers who haven't stockpiled will be able to get supplies but DIY will probably keep existing smokers smoking.I have read the 339 pages, plus some of the additional docs being contemplated.
Am I wrong about any of the points below.
Essentially a PMTA is asking permission to bring a product to market
Nothing in the Deeming:
This is all about what will be allowed to be sold to the public, and the hoops a company has to jump through to get that permission.
- Prohibits possession in any way
- Prohibits making hardware or juice for yourself.
- Prohibits vaping any style, flavor, or strength you like
Nothing gives them authority for search and seizure of personal property.
Nothing gives them the authority to fine or tax property you already own.
Those who choose to stock their larders will have no legal issues whatsoever.
Those who dont will have to accept whatever the FDA approves, or go underground if they choose to continue to vape.
A moral panic is when the agitators are lying and EVERYBODY knows they are lying but the narrative keeps going. In America we have a remedy for that, political action, especially voting. There are now enough vapers to decide many 2020 races. We should be asking everybody running for elected office their position on vaping, even if it's not part of the office they seek, then making sure vapers know what those positions are so they can vote accordingly.
Which only helps if the candidates differ on the policy. That remains to be seen. A candidate has to weigh the votes of vapers vs. soccer moms in a given swing state and district.
Fresh from the presses. Whatever you think of the drug pricing issue, THIS is how you make your case to Congress.
Anyone have $250M laying around?
“We’re facing the stiffest political headwinds in the history of the industry,” James Greenwood, president of the trade group Biotechnology Innovation Organization, said in an interview. BIO’s member companies include Amgen Inc., Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer Inc.
In response to the drug-pricing efforts, Mr. Greenwood, a former Republican congressman from Pennsylvania, said he and his staff have visited dozens of members of Congress, White House adviser Joe Grogran, who formerly lobbied for drugmaker Gilead Sciences Inc., and deputies to Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar, a former Eli Lilly & Co. official.
It remains to be seen if nic concentrate will be available in May. Testimonies to policy makers have said that a flavor ban will "create a black market for flavored vape", which if you think about it is what DIY is, but usually for personal use only. So policy makers may ban public sale of concentrated nic if they have any inkling of what DIY is.Will nicotine concentrate remain available after next May?
Will customs try to intercept consumer shipments of vape hardware from off shore?
If the answers are no and no existing vapers who haven't stockpiled will be able to get supplies but DIY will probably keep existing smokers smoking.
It remains to be seen if nic concentrate will be available in May. ...
Nothing gives them authority for search and seizure of personal property.
Nothing gives them the authority to fine or tax property you already own.
Those who choose to stock their larders will have no legal issues whatsoever.
That's actually what I was about to ask. @mikepetro , being one of the few who have actually read it:If you Don't have a PMTA on file with the FDA at the time of the FDA's Drop Dead Date, why would you Legally be able to sell Nicotine Base?
Good point. That's why many of us have been stockpiling it in our freezers for years.If you Don't have a PMTA on file with the FDA at the time of the FDA's Drop Dead Date, why would you Legally be able to sell Nicotine Base?
... But it seems that they might pull nic base into this, unless there's pretty wide use of it for other legitimate purposes? ...
Good point. That's why many of us have been stockpiling it in our freezers for years.
I believe when the PMTA was first released raw nic was excluded because it wasn't a finished product, and didn't need PMTA approval.
Of course they seem to be changing requirements as they go along.
I guess we will have submit paperwork that we are tobacco manufactures....But the ONLY people who that is supposed to Apply to are Tobacco Manufactures.