And so it begins. E-cigarette brands back MHRA plans for medical regulation Crony capitalism in its purest form.
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The folks at Vapourtrailstv have been doing a great job of highlighting the absurd nature of this concerning the right to vape as you wish to, not how the EU wants to restrict. Unfortunately it's going to be a uphill battle.
njoy wants regulation to do what it is incapable of doing: destroy it's competition. They know they can't compete on performance against models like the Provari, Vamo, Zmax, etc, so it makes sense for them to embrace regulation that will leave their tiny stick battery models as the only alternative.
I don't think the battle will be over batteries.
Most of the profit is in the juice, and it's the easiest to claim is "not appoved."
You might be looking at $30 or more for 30ml of "approved" juice. Worse yet, I've seen discussion that 8mg/ml juice is about like a cigarette, so maybe that's all they'd approve.
I'd sure like to see a discussion of if it's possible to make nic juice last 5 or 10 years.
Meanwhile, boycott NJOY !
Most of the profit is in the juice, and it's the easiest to claim is "not appoved."
You might be looking at $30 or more for 30ml of "approved" juice. Worse yet, I've seen discussion that 8mg/ml juice is about like a cigarette, so maybe that's all they'd approve.
I'd sure like to see a discussion of if it's possible to make nic juice last 5 or 10 years.
Meanwhile, boycott NJOY !
That's true. As long as they don't make some sort of requirement that eliquid must be in sealed carts only with low nicotine levels, competition will continue.
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