Only if you share!I need a Valium
It kinda is.
That is, until the Boxer's or Harkin's or Diana F's of the world hold up a Bottle of this e-liquid during a FDA Deeming Senate approval Hearing.
OMG! May as well ban fruitloops!Cute kiddie labels and bottle designs have no place on a bottle that contains a deadly poisonous liquid. It's irresponsible and is driven by nothing more then almighty profits and greed...are we not seeing enough of that with the powers that be? I keep hearing how they don't care about our children or us and i agree...but clearly neither do some in the vaping industry either who do business this way.
They will hold up a pile of dog poo to further their agenda. After all, kids get into dog poo all the time.
We are all "concerned for our cause"...but hear me out...
I've been thinking on this all afternoon and finally think I know what is bothering me...
...isn't this a bit like the flavor deal ?
Adults can't like "cute" either ?
...and why didn't they go after Sanrio for marketing something like this???
(although I will admit to having a 'Hello Kitty' watch... )
Just curious...does anyone here think this looks like candy? I'll come back and explain later after reading your responses.
What is reality? Everything is subjectiveDon't deprive yourself of something you may really enjoy because of public views you may or may not agree with, buy it, put it in a plastic bottle and label it however you like. Mr. Cookie is quite good, I've got a friend who goes through a bottle of it a week and I must admit that until I read this thread I never once perceived the art work on the bottle to be marketed towards minors in any way.
YOUR perception is what matters here, don't let the public perception run yours over.
I cheated & Google'd it!No, it looks like medicine to me.
I was thinking of buying a really popular eliquid recently. I always keep my eliquids out of reach from my kids, but I just couldn't bring myself to buy this particular eliquid because of the packaging and the thought that it just looked too much like something kids would mistake for candy. Anyway this is the eliquid:
I hate all the media reports that say eliquid flavours are attracting kids when vendors never sell to under 18s, but I think packaging like this isn't helping either.
It is medicine. I have to take it when I eat. Adults never notice, but every kid does. And every kid has thought it was candy ?? I tell them its medicine, but they don't believe me. And next thing I know there's a giant scene because kid is angry that I have candy and s/he doesn't. I've never understood why they all think its candy.
So I bring this up because that e liquid sure looks yummier than my medicine. If kids think my medicine is candy, I don't doubt they would think that e liquid is.