How low a level nic concentrate could you use?

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How low a level nic concentrate could you use?

There's been many attacks by anti-vaping groups, and the pending FDA regulations. The recent "deeming nicotine / e-cigs to be tobacco products could drastically reduce the availability of pre-mixed e-liquid, and the availability of high mg/mL nicotine concentrate. (check it out...FDA Regulations)

If the regulations are passed what level of concentrate would be acceptable for you?
 
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I'm not trying to be daft, but I'm not sure if I understand the question. Are you asking how low of a nic mg could we personally go down to and be content?

Just that most DIY'ers use a high mg/mL concentrate 60-100 mg usually. How low a level of the concentrate would make DIY unviable for you. Could you DIY if the maximum level for bottled e-liquid was 24 mg, or even worse 12 mg?
 

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Are you worried that if regulations get so stringent we'd only be allowed to purchase nic at 12mg?

I have a few broken down liters of 100mg, so I'm set for quite some time. By the time I actually use all my stored nic, I'll be using a much lower level. I still go between 12-24mg,but if it wasn't available anymore, I'd vape 0 mg and use patches. Lol
 

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Are you worried that if regulations get so stringent we'd only be allowed to purchase nic at 12mg?

I have a few broken down liters of 100mg, so I'm set for quite some time. By the time I actually use all my stored nic, I'll be using a much lower level. I still go between 12-24mg,but if it wasn't available anymore, I'd vape 0 mg and use patches. Lol

It may get easily that low, and possibly much more expensive. I could easily get by, and have a couple liters in storage already.

The deeming regulations being proposed by the FDA could restrict any and all bottles of e-liquid, only pre-filled cartos allowed sealed to prevent re-filling, tamper proof.

I can see this devastating the New Members forum, starting with crap and nothing in their freezers.
 

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It may get easily that low, and possibly much more expensive. I could easily get by, and have a couple liters in storage already.

The deeming regulations being proposed by the FDA could restrict any and all bottles of e-liquid, only pre-filled cartos allowed sealed to prevent re-filling, tamper proof.

I can see this devastating the New Members forum, starting with crap and nothing in their freezers.

Are you solely referring to a ban on e-liquid but not nicotine?

Haven't bought pre-made since the beginning.

Why am I so confused.
 

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Are you solely referring to a ban on e-liquid but not nicotine?

Haven't bought pre-made since the beginning.

Why am I so confused.

They can't really ban PG or VG or food flavoring, the nicotine concentrate on the other hand.....
restrictions on high mg concentrate is almost a given. The ANTZ are spreading the "nicotine is super-deadly poison" meme....read through the thread...http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/fda-regulations/560897-could-fda-really-regulate-e-liquid.html
 
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Just that most DIY'ers use a high mg/mL concentrate 60-100 mg usually. How low a level of the concentrate would make DIY unviable for you. Could you DIY if the maximum level for bottled e-liquid was 24 mg, or even worse 12 mg?

That's confusing

first you asked about nicotine concentrate
then you say bottled eliquid.


maybe you're meaning 'no more nicotine concentrate'?
because 24mg wouldn't be considered concentrate would it?
 

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That's confusing

first you asked about nicotine concentrate
then you say bottled eliquid.


maybe you're meaning 'no more nicotine concentrate'?
because 24mg wouldn't be considered concentrate would it?

Sorry, "bottled e-liquid" = any flavored OR unflavored nicotine in PG/VG, any strength....if it's allowed it may be at a very low mg concentration.
 
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