On Monday i had a visit from Trading Standards. It was partially at my own request as i had wanted clarification on issues regarding CHIP regulations relating to the nicotine fluid in the cartridges..I also wanted clarification on discrepancies in what one trading standards officer would recommend to what the next would.
Anyway as things transpired i showed him a bottle of wicked..Thinking that i had met most of the criteria required for CHIP compliance...
Most definetely i was in for a shock his recommendation was i re-call all bottles and stop selling immediately.. The rationale....
Nicotine as we know is classed under Chip as a Very Toxic substance. Ok i knew that, as yet till either myself(which i am in the process of doing) or trading standards test the fluid it is yet not proven that over 0.1% of the substance is raw nicotine..Of course it probably is, but untill an accredited laboratory says so it is not definite.
So this now will be the criteria, every bottle needs two 10mm by 10mm hazard signs on, at least 6 seperate toxic warnings, a braille label for blind or visually impaired user.
And more a full instruction sheet, full breakdown of toxicity levels. Full directions for the user re advice if feeling ill etc.
A childproof cap that meets the designated british standards, this needs proving by the manufacturers bottle cap tests to show this must be documented and ready to be produced if neccessary.
And trust me there is more
So i am on it but supliers better move fast or your fluid will be yanked...GUARANTEED>
Anyway as things transpired i showed him a bottle of wicked..Thinking that i had met most of the criteria required for CHIP compliance...
Most definetely i was in for a shock his recommendation was i re-call all bottles and stop selling immediately.. The rationale....
Nicotine as we know is classed under Chip as a Very Toxic substance. Ok i knew that, as yet till either myself(which i am in the process of doing) or trading standards test the fluid it is yet not proven that over 0.1% of the substance is raw nicotine..Of course it probably is, but untill an accredited laboratory says so it is not definite.
So this now will be the criteria, every bottle needs two 10mm by 10mm hazard signs on, at least 6 seperate toxic warnings, a braille label for blind or visually impaired user.
And more a full instruction sheet, full breakdown of toxicity levels. Full directions for the user re advice if feeling ill etc.
A childproof cap that meets the designated british standards, this needs proving by the manufacturers bottle cap tests to show this must be documented and ready to be produced if neccessary.
And trust me there is more
So i am on it but supliers better move fast or your fluid will be yanked...GUARANTEED>