FDA regulations...

[skoony]

Mostly agree. On the other hand I know not to use oil based flavorings. I imagine even the smallest newest mom and pop operation knows that, and flavorings marketed specifically for vaping are easily available. Joe down the road probably doesn't know about that. And he might go to Walmart to get his flavorings. I remember someone posting here a year or so back who had made his own juice with olive oil because he couldn't afford to buy any juice until payday. So Joe gets his olive oil and Walmart flavoring, and sells the juice to kids who don't know any more than he does. When his customers start getting sick he might move up to industrial grade PG or VG.

Might be OK but it would make me nervous.

And we see this happening everywhere?

It's time to stop imagining scenario's and deal with reality.
Folks,it's not happening. Our product by design and the inherent nature
of the ingredients used to make it is about as idiot proof of anything made
before it. The only way to make e-liquid harmful is to do it deliberately.
There are laws on the books starting in 1906 that make selling dangerous
consumer items against the law.

Sorry for popping your we are not regulated bubble. The facts are ,we
have always been regulated.

If there was anything or even a slight possibility that e-cigs threatened the
health of anyone the FDA could have shut down our lemonade stand five
years ago.

Quit falling for all the hype. The fact that the FDA is going through the
deeming process is proof they have no evidence of harm.

Regards
Mike

 

[bnrkwest]

Well they did try to shut it down in 2009 but they lost the lawsuit. This is their new attempt in 2016 with grandfather date of Feb 2007 when basically nothing vape was available. Sure products can apply for approval but no guarantee of approval no one really knows how bad it will be. Stock while you can just in case the worst happens.