Johnson Creek just recently revamped all of their recipes in expectation of satisfying the FDA.
They talk about it on their website, and feel they are more than ready.
More that ready? Really? Cause unless they REMOVE nicotine from their
juice completely, they will never satisfy the FDA unless they file and go through a New Drug Application process AND receive approval. And to be quite honest, I doubt the FDA will ever approve a liquid formula of nicotine in the current concentration level for general human consumption. If anything at all, it will be more the likes of a sealed cartridge type of system. So, I will state again, that any liquid containing nicotine that has not gone through a NDA process and received approval, is an unapproved drug and is being marketed illegally in the US, as far as the FDA is concerned.
The only way Johnson Creek is "revamping" their
juice to satisfy the FDA is if they *remove* the nicotine completely. Otherwise, they can go through the New Drug process and hope for approval... Big Pharma is not going to allow some little wannabe
juice company to come along and market nicotine and take market share from their NRT products without having to go through the NDA process as they did. Big Pharma will also fight very dirty when JC tries to go through the process, if they ever do...
I foresee one letter or visit from the FDA and that will be the end of Johnson Creek, unless they wish to sell their juice without nicotine...
It took Nicolite years and years to get approved for a nicotine homeopathic solution. It contains nicotine in such small concentration, that it is barely detectable. And thats no good to most of us vapers.
