FDA issues notice of intent to propose "deeming" regulation by April of 2013 for e-cigarettes and other tobacco products
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I've got 10 years worth of nicotine, but still worry it's not enough. It's awful that we are all sitting here huddled in fear from our governemnt.
what doesn't make since to me....
In a way isn't it unconstitutional in order to regulate electronic cigarettes until deemed as harmful to your health? The US has had thousands of fads for more harmful than E cigs, For instance the bathsalts and designer drugs that are killing large numbers of people which still are legally sold behind the counter. Them have been out for over 10 years now and you don't see much regulation that has been put on these actual more hard core drugs (okay in ten years heard of a few of these designer drugs banned but so many still exsist), but something as harmless as getting millions of people off 4000 poisons mixed together using the one part of the pot that we are hooked too, and they want regulation? I think the FDA is focusing their efforts in the wrong direction, time would be better spent knocking down the designer drug fad that has started sweeping our country over the last few years. Just my opinion. Sorry, don't mean drug references, just perks my ears and grinds my gears.
In a way isn't it unconstitutional in order to regulate electronic cigarettes until deemed as harmful to your health? The US has had thousands of fads for more harmful than E cigs, For instance the bathsalts and designer drugs that are killing large numbers of people which still are legally sold behind the counter. Them have been out for over 10 years now and you don't see much regulation that has been put on these actual more hard core drugs (okay in ten years heard of a few of these designer drugs banned but so many still exsist), but something as harmless as getting millions of people off 4000 poisons mixed together using the one part of the pot that we are hooked too, and they want regulation? I think the FDA is focusing their efforts in the wrong direction, time would be better spent knocking down the designer drug fad that has started sweeping our country over the last few years. Just my opinion. Sorry, don't mean drug references, just perks my ears and grinds my gears.
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Once ya accept the FDA is owned by BP and Monsanto
and couldn't care less what anyone else thinks or says ...
Answers to many questions...will become obvious.
The FDA is really not that concerned about the Constitution
The only way to check the FDA would be in Court.
Otherwise they will do as they please.
and couldn't care less what anyone else thinks or says ...
Answers to many questions...will become obvious.
The FDA is really not that concerned about the Constitution
The only way to check the FDA would be in Court.
Otherwise they will do as they please.
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"It's all about the money", a quick analysis
Equate brand 2mg nic gum 100pk at Walmart is $26. That's 200mg of nicotine.
When I mix 10ml of 20mg/ml e-liquid, also 200ml of nic, the ingredients cost me about $.70 presently.
So yeah, BP has an obscene profit incentive to hammer the FDA into taxing or limiting our access to nicotine.
Equate brand 2mg nic gum 100pk at Walmart is $26. That's 200mg of nicotine.
When I mix 10ml of 20mg/ml e-liquid, also 200ml of nic, the ingredients cost me about $.70 presently.
So yeah, BP has an obscene profit incentive to hammer the FDA into taxing or limiting our access to nicotine.
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Five publications everyone who cares about THR/vaping should read:
"Velvet Glove Iron Fist: A History of Anti-Smoking" and "The Art of Suppression: Pleasure, Pain and Prohinition Since 1800"
by Christopher Snowdon (Also see Christopher's web site & blog)
"Smoke Screen: The Truth About Tobacco"
by Richard White (Richard's web site & blog)
"Dissecting Anti-smokers' Brains"
by Michael McFadden (Michael's blog)
"Tobacco Harm Reduction 2010: a yearbook of recent research and analysis"
by Carl V. Phillips and Paul L. Bergen (Carl's blog)
There are also a few blogs you should follow:
http://tobaccoanalysis.blogspot.com/
http://rodutobaccotruth.blogspot.com/
http://dickpuddlecote.blogspot.com/
And the CASAA blog, of course.
"Velvet Glove Iron Fist: A History of Anti-Smoking" and "The Art of Suppression: Pleasure, Pain and Prohinition Since 1800"
by Christopher Snowdon (Also see Christopher's web site & blog)
"Smoke Screen: The Truth About Tobacco"
by Richard White (Richard's web site & blog)
"Dissecting Anti-smokers' Brains"
by Michael McFadden (Michael's blog)
"Tobacco Harm Reduction 2010: a yearbook of recent research and analysis"
by Carl V. Phillips and Paul L. Bergen (Carl's blog)
There are also a few blogs you should follow:
http://tobaccoanalysis.blogspot.com/
http://rodutobaccotruth.blogspot.com/
http://dickpuddlecote.blogspot.com/
And the CASAA blog, of course.
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