"Best defense - not be there!".

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When I started vaping (2011) the FDA-njoy lawsuit was still undecided, and customs was seizing shipments. So IMO it was prudent to at least learn how to become "self reliant" even back then. That meant learning how to make my own mods & atomizers, and DIY my own liquids.
4 years later we are still no better off, and the end of vaping is still looming over our heads. However now mechanical mods & RBAs are a dime a dozen, and nic base is still only about $10/100ml. So there are no valid excuses for not having a well stocked Zombie box.
If push came to shove, I could easily continue vaping for the rest of my life without ever buying a thing. I already have everything I will ever need.
However I can see the headlines now "DEA arrest man with DANGEROUS nicotine stored in his freezer"
Trying to be optimistic here, but you never know, DIY could be turned into a 'Roll-Your-Own' product/industry. I think (or would like to hope) that we have a little bit of time before {MODERATED}.
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There's nothing you can do to change the laws. That's the nature of big government. You get steamrolled and forgotten.
People asked for more laws, more regulations, we hired politicians who ran on the promise to take away the rights we didn't think we needed.. We supported the cigarette companies for years and now they are taking our money to lobby against us.. Its an ironic situation.
What can you do? Start making your item juice and stock up on supplies. You can't fight the government.
That's true. The FDA has now jumped through their hoops, and will be announcing the finalized Deeming Regulations soon. After that we will have a set time frame before they take effect.
We do fight the government everyday, and have had some wins on local levels. Laws can be changed, but people have to be willing to fight and to know we will have some losses .
Yeah, but TJ how often have we heard that they will be announcing their deeming regs, in just the 3 years I been vaping it seems like every year there is a new date. It comes, it goes and we are still waiting. I know you been vaping even longer so have seen it a ton more times than I have.
This is a point that I think most people do not even consider. Once regulated and taxed, limits on max nic levels, container sizes, delivery container sizes, could be set. Personal consumption quantities can then be set. Large volumes of nicotine base could become illegal to possess and/or become considered contraband without a proper tax stamp.
They will never ban possession of large amounts of tobacco.
Ever.
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My answer is complicated...
First of all, I vape on 650 mAh Ego Twists while dripping on Joyetech 510 atomizers.
So I have stocked up on enough 510 atomizers to last for well over 10 years.
And I have enough nicotine solution to last me well over 10 years as well.
But if I lose my variable voltage device options through regulation, I'll have a problem.
I can no longer use my 510 atomizers without variable voltage.
If regulations come out that look ugly for devices, then I'll have to readjust...
I'll have to buy a bunch of Mini Reos.
And I'll have to buy a bunch of rebuildable atomizers.
And I'll have to learn to build coils.
Which I hope it never comes to.
If regulations come out looking ugly for bottled liquids, I'll have to start making my own.
Which I hope it never comes to.
Although if making my own seems too much of a bother, I feel that unflavored will work fine for me.
I like it simple and small.
And making it simpler and smaller has always been my primary goal.
You almost have to use a rebuildable if you want to vary the power.You know, you don't HAVE to use a rebuildable atomizer with a REO. The atomizer just needs to have an open bottom so eliquid can go up through the bottom to saturate the coil.
I had a Mini Reo, but the old kind before you could put a good rebuildable on it.....but I still think you should get a REO just because they're awesome.![]()
Never say never, and besides, I was talking about nicotine base, not tobacco.They will never ban possession of large amounts of tobacco.
Ever.
There is a $200B + a year industry that will not allow that to happen.
Sales, maybe. Possession? Never.
It would affect the cigarette industry too much.