First of all, I didn't see this feed anywhere, it's actually flown pretty under the radar until I was browsing a demonic story about ecigs that came out to today I posted but then it got deleted (sorry moderators, bad subject matter.) In my opinion it was to cover up the story that this is going through...
Protecting children at heart of E-cigarette bill | Deseret News
Here is what i'm most concerned with:
HB112 would require the state health department to regulate e-cigarette manufacturing, specifically that the nicotine be pharmaceutical-grade. Companies outside Utah would need to provide a document proving that a product meets Utah standards
and
Prohibition of Internet sales of e-cigarettes would jeopardize a company's ability to compete on a global market, said Nicholas DeLand, an equity owner in a Utah e-cigarette company. He suggested using age verification services as a way to restrict youths.
Ray said age verification upon delivery isn't reliable enough. He also said many of the proposed regulations would be pre-empted by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, should the agency complete studies and regulate e-cigarettes.
Should I just go out and buy a can of chew because these guys are passing regulations based on BS they've come up with? Will this affect DIY juice and getting 2 Reos I was planning to buy in a few weeks?
Protecting children at heart of E-cigarette bill | Deseret News
Here is what i'm most concerned with:
HB112 would require the state health department to regulate e-cigarette manufacturing, specifically that the nicotine be pharmaceutical-grade. Companies outside Utah would need to provide a document proving that a product meets Utah standards
and
Prohibition of Internet sales of e-cigarettes would jeopardize a company's ability to compete on a global market, said Nicholas DeLand, an equity owner in a Utah e-cigarette company. He suggested using age verification services as a way to restrict youths.
Ray said age verification upon delivery isn't reliable enough. He also said many of the proposed regulations would be pre-empted by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, should the agency complete studies and regulate e-cigarettes.
Should I just go out and buy a can of chew because these guys are passing regulations based on BS they've come up with? Will this affect DIY juice and getting 2 Reos I was planning to buy in a few weeks?
