Deeming Regulations have been released!!!!
- Thread starter Oliver
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
Yup, both have a huge land mass, most of which isn't particularly hospitable, and comparable population density. The difference is that Canada has thousands of miles of mostly unpatrolled border with the US, and we still have some states with fairly reasonable cigarette/tobacco taxes, so at least in principle, smuggling should be easier.
Yep
I bought some black market tobacco about a year ago to make NETs eliquid. And prices have sky rocketed
I used to get a kg for 80 bucks. Paid 140 for 250 grams last time
It's almost criminal
I bought some black market tobacco about a year ago to make NETs eliquid. And prices have sky rocketed
I used to get a kg for 80 bucks. Paid 140 for 250 grams last time
It's almost criminal
For that kind of money, it should have been pre-rolled - with filters.Yep
I bought some black market tobacco about a year ago to make NETs eliquid. And prices have sky rocketed
I used to get a kg for 80 bucks. Paid 140 for 250 grams last time
It's almost criminal
I don't know what Amanda has planned, but I wish her luck. Also, the first vape lawsuit since the PMTA deadline has been filed.
Turning Point Brands Sues FDA, Challenging PMTA Denials
"Turning Point Brands today petitioned a federal court to review the FDA’s marketing denial of its flavored e-liquids. The action represents what could be a wider legal response from the independent vaping industry, challenging the FDA’s effective ban on products in flavors other than tobacco and menthol."
.
Turning Point Brands Sues FDA, Challenging PMTA Denials
"Turning Point Brands today petitioned a federal court to review the FDA’s marketing denial of its flavored e-liquids. The action represents what could be a wider legal response from the independent vaping industry, challenging the FDA’s effective ban on products in flavors other than tobacco and menthol."
.
Godspeed!
Hopefully a lot of companies and organizations will file Friend-of-the-court briefs(Amicus Curiae). This case deserves a lot of support.
.
Welcome to the nu nrml…to not decide is to decide.
i.e We've done enough damage for now.
e.g. All your toys belong to us.
When even the minions must protest.
Good luck.
i.e We've done enough damage for now.
e.g. All your toys belong to us.
When even the minions must protest.
Good luck.
But how about devices, pens, pods, mods, rdas, etc., etc.
Have they ruled on vaping devices themselves? Are they going to?
Is vaping hardware subject to regulation too ???
Have they ruled on vaping devices themselves? Are they going to?
Is vaping hardware subject to regulation too ???
Yes everything related to vaping nicotine is regulated by the FDA Vapeon4Life. This includes spare glass, batteries, wire, wicking, o-rings, mods, RDAs, RTAs, etc. Anything sold to the consumer in part or in whole which is used for nicotine vaping, requires a PMTA and requires FDA authorization before it is sold.
I know everyone has been taliking about it - BUT I haven't heard where they have issued those denials to hardware like they have been doing with the liquids ???
No I haven't heard any denials for hardware either. But I bet the FDA are going after the easy stuff first. And they will probably drag their feet until everyone goes bankrupted. So there won't be anybody left to sue them when they deny the rest of them.
Aussies are getting prescriptions online inexpensively for a year's supply at a time, allowing them to legally buy or import nicotine. Since they are used to adding nicotine to zero nic liquid, it's a minor inconvenience for existing vapers. It will certainly discourage anybody from starting to vape going forward.
Another way to kill the vaping market without an outright ban. Zero nic liquids continue to be available though.
What's ironic is that we consumers may soon have no legal access to nicotine in the US while the Aussies have a legitimate pathway. Better than nothing, I suppose.
Similar threads
- Locked
