They already are. MSNBC story's only point .. protecting the children. They also played Merkel video about flavors targeting youth.Expect every press telling tomorrow how well FDA is protecting the children from the tobbaco menace
They already are. MSNBC story's only point .. protecting the children. They also played Merkel video about flavors targeting youth.Expect every press telling tomorrow how well FDA is protecting the children from the tobbaco menace
Here's the thing: a product not approved through PMTA will be subject to "FDA enforcement". This means seizures for international shipments, just like they tried to do in the Sotera case.
So to think that it will be easy-peazy to just buy your products from fasttech and have them shipped to your home is not realistic, in my humble opinion.
In 2 years when this really hits, I have no doubt there will be active enforcement to shut down the black market.
Unfortunately, you are 100% correct.Here's the thing: a product not approved through PMTA will be subject to "FDA enforcement". This means seizures for international shipments, just like they tried to do in the Sotera case.
So to think that it will be easy-peazy to just buy your products from FastTech and have them shipped to your home is not realistic, in my humble opinion.
In 2 years when this really hits, I have no doubt there will be active enforcement to shut down the black market.
Yes, they can regulate any "component part". From what I'm reading, that's pretty broad (and no, I haven't read nor digested all 200+ pages of this thing yet).Could someone enlighten me what this means for you guys? (Sorry, I just heard about this 5 minutes ago).
What are "tobacco products"....is a battery/mod like an istick a "tobacco product"?
How could they regulate, say, mods?
(This sounds as absurd to me as someone wanting to regulate ashtrays since they're also "tobacco products")
If this affects makers and vendors of ejuces...does this also affect, say, the sale of Aromas?
How does this affect people like me who buy bases and mix their juices? I mean, even after such crazy "regulations for the sake of saving our children" LOLMAO are in place....getting PG/VG with nicotine will still be possible and so should be getting flavors?
WHAT AN IDIOCY AGAIN by the US gvt....de-facto banning e-cigs and telling millions of vapers go f themselves and buy your Marlboro again...seriously? And when EVER have I seen "cotton candy" flavored aromas marketed to children? NEVER EVER. Those people are so far from reality...and it's clear that Big Tobacco has their hands in there. It defies any logic, not less than "transgenders in the wrong bathroom" issue.
We all need to have this mentality.Order placed (nicotine and a new dual-18650 box mod), emails sent to POTUS, senators and representative, and phone call comment to WH made. I think I may just call and leave a comment every darn day. Idiots, I won't accept quit-or-die.
Wow! Do you think he would be pro vaping? If so...I may just join you.Words I thought I'd never think....gonna send Trump a campaign contribution.
I see you are a WTA person as I was. That is what got me over the ciggies TOTALLY. I guess Aroma is totally screwed. Once again the middle class gets the big screw!So if I understand correctly, there is a 90 day grace period? I'll try to read more later. So I wonder how much stuff they'll be able to stop from coming into the country from china.
It doesn't matter to me. Trump is disruptive. We need disruptive right now. Badly.Wow! Do you think he would be pro vaping? If so...I may just join you.![]()
Yep. On page 222 of the deeming doc, zero nic is in-scope:
"Also, as stated earlier, nicotine-free e-liquid that is intended or reasonably expected to be used with or for the human consumption of tobacco products in most cases would be a component or part of a tobacco product and,
therefore, within the scope of this rule. These products will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis."