So they can't ban eliquid because they can't ban an entire category. And they can't ban flavoring because they aren't cigarettes.
If they regulate ejuice
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This should clarify things quite a bit...
Regulation of E-Cigarettes and Other Tobacco Products
It isn't very long, at it goes straight to the point.
I'm not sure if they can ban eliquid, but I do know they can establish limits on the nicotine content.
The only restriction they have, that I know of, is that they can not reduce the nicotine content to zero.
Flavored Tobacco
When the FDA issues their deeming regulations, they could extend the flavor ban to whatever tobacco products they want.
At least that is my understanding.
didn't they ban the sale of sodas over 32 oz? ban/regulation, either way they are trying to control us. I'm an OLD woman, Please, leave me alone!
Looks to me after reading that they have already made up their collective minds what they are going to do in April.
Since they havent offically made the e-cig a tobacco product they will do that. And then comes chapter IX.
Hopefull the petition will get done and enought people can get a voice to fight.
well if we reasonably assume that they (FDA) cannot do much about wool - kanthal wire - batteries and chargers and SS mesh without irritating every granny, electrical engineer, in the country - that leaves the nic jiuce only.
Well - it's a tobacco product - so we tax it = more $ - well ok to a point. But a 4mg level? lol
why that?
i like to vape my gear at 18mg so my question is: can i take a load of this 4mg plain old stuff and concentrate it in some way back to say 16 or 20?
The reason i ask is because i use 36 mg now but just cut it in half - cos it's easy!
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Well - it's a tobacco product - so we tax it = more $ - well ok to a point. But a 4mg level? lol
why that?
i like to vape my gear at 18mg so my question is: can i take a load of this 4mg plain old stuff and concentrate it in some way back to say 16 or 20?
The reason i ask is because i use 36 mg now but just cut it in half - cos it's easy!
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the fact that is a relative simple process (not saying easy, just simple in the fact it's a few steps) to derive nicotine concentrate in your own kitchen with buying chewing tobacco...its looking more like the FDA will have to fairly regulate the ejuice
Yeah well it would be nice if they would ever get labeling on food RIGHT
Up til I started vaping I mistakenly believed tobacco was under the ATF (The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives)
I'm wondering if they will start by putting Mom and Pop-type liquid vendors on the Internet out of business by requiring an FDA inspection of their "mixing facility".
Don't you all get it? Nicotine is a drug. Please stop talking about it now!
You've been fairly warned.
Oh wait, I think they meant other drugs. My bad. Carry on.
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More than likely they'll put Internet vendors out if business. They want to ban all nonface sales
The government most certainly can ban the sale of extracted nicotine to the general public. And that in no way effects the manufacturing of patches and gum by Pharmaceutical Companies. There are many chemicals used in the production of drugs that are not available for sale to unregistered companies, especially anonymously over the internet. E-liquid suppliers could become registered and approved to purchase nicotine, and they would probably have to provide documentation on the sale of it in relation to the amount of finished product they sold.
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