The current thread 'Industry concern' has many points put forward. They are arguments which may or may not ever reach FDA. On the other hand, FDA makes the final decision.
We have become dependant on ready made recipes and at the same time worried about its content. It leads to more complex questions. Because of the potential intoxication of e-juice, how many are willing to make their own e-juice? (There are some who find it fun to make their own.) If you are unwilling, what is the reason or reasons? When you cook your dinner with the same recipe as that of a restaurant, would it taste different to theirs?
It is a very interesting subject to study, this new 'vaping culture'.
How many would consider this process a difficult experiment:
1. Buy 100mg of untreated tobacco.
2. Place it in a bottle with a small amount of water. Every part of the tobacco should be damp.
3. Seal and place it in a refrigerator.
4. Filter the liquid.
5. Take a few drops and mix it with glycerin to produce e-juice - say 15 ml bottle.
This is a low nicotine recipe - 100 percent without harmful toxin.
As I have earlier noted, it is like cooking dinner, some like to have theirs in a restaurant but would it be quite often?
My point is, if we are able to make our own e-juice, would it not make the e-juice producers more conscientious into making a safe product? Meaning, 'if you do not make healthy juice, I'll make my own.
We have become dependant on ready made recipes and at the same time worried about its content. It leads to more complex questions. Because of the potential intoxication of e-juice, how many are willing to make their own e-juice? (There are some who find it fun to make their own.) If you are unwilling, what is the reason or reasons? When you cook your dinner with the same recipe as that of a restaurant, would it taste different to theirs?
It is a very interesting subject to study, this new 'vaping culture'.
How many would consider this process a difficult experiment:
1. Buy 100mg of untreated tobacco.
2. Place it in a bottle with a small amount of water. Every part of the tobacco should be damp.
3. Seal and place it in a refrigerator.
4. Filter the liquid.
5. Take a few drops and mix it with glycerin to produce e-juice - say 15 ml bottle.
This is a low nicotine recipe - 100 percent without harmful toxin.
As I have earlier noted, it is like cooking dinner, some like to have theirs in a restaurant but would it be quite often?
My point is, if we are able to make our own e-juice, would it not make the e-juice producers more conscientious into making a safe product? Meaning, 'if you do not make healthy juice, I'll make my own.
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