Johnson Creek, perhaps.
Perhaps, but I was mostly reffering to the Big Pharma companies.
Johnson Creek, perhaps.
Dude, the feds aren't going to come take your 15 atomizers and 20 bottles o juice from you. What you do in your own home is your choice. If it becomes illegal to sell, import and posses these items, well I just wouldn't be doing it in public.
I don't smoke pot, hate it, and it's illegal. Always has been. Do you know how many people DO in the privacy of their own homes?
LOL
I don't understand why. Is there really that much of a difference that you can justify breaking the law by trekking across state lines to get a version of something you already have, except that it pollutes the water supply and poisons the environment?
It's not that I don't think government resistance is valuable, it's just that I don't understand the manner in which you choose to do it, your approach seems malicious.
I wouldn't surprised if the importing of e-liquid is banned due to questionable manufacturing (China) AND current USA companies that already manufacture nicotine delivery type products (Patches, gum etc) rush to take advantage of the HUGE money making opportunity the e-cig market has.
I don't know but this may be a blessing in disguise. If all imports are banned because they are not FDA Approved, but yet an American company takes the e-liquid concept and gets it approved, we just may be able to pick e-juices at our local pharmarcy store the same way we pick up nicotine gum, patches and other items.
I sure as hell hope it doesn't end up being where we have to pick it up from a pharmacy...
I don't smoke pot, hate it, and it's illegal. Always has been. Do you know how many people DO in the privacy of their own homes?
I just went last week over to Idaho to buy my dishwasher detergent. They banned it because of the phosphates so now they only sell crappy non-phosphate containing detergent that doesn't do anything.