Ok so Now I am really getting into Vaping, are they going to ban it???

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drugarth

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Well how do I do that?

How do you stock up?
Well most important will be nicotine, so buy a few bottles of that
Next will be a couple of decent RTA's and mods
If you use tanks with factory coils, you'll probably also want to stock up on the coils, but be prepared that the end game (if all regulations will go through/be enforced) will involve making your own coils, hence the need for some decent RTA's.
If you use factory liquid, also be prepared to get into the DIY game (I would do this anyhow, as the cost is very small compared to factory liquid) hence the need for some Nicotine stock.

That should cover the most important parts, wire, batteries, flavoring and non-nicotine base (VG/PG) will probably be around for a while as they are also used in other industries.
 

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Probably already been covered somewhere but is Vaping here to stay? I mean with the deeming regs/FDA and all?
or do we need to start stockpiling?

Many of us here in the US decided not to take the chance that something will happen to stop the craziness of the FDA. So, for giggles and grins, you might want to wade through some of the "Are You Done Stocking Up?" discussion to see what many have done as far as stockpiling. It's many many pages long, but skimming through some of it will give you an idea of how seriously lots of us believe it'll be up to us to make sure we can vape for as long as we want to.

Of course, as was said in an earlier post...you're not located in the US, so the FDA garbage won't affect you. However, with some regs. already in effect in AUS regarding many eliquids, if I were you I'd stock up, especially on Nicotine Base as recommended.
 

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Hi Team,

Probably already been covered somewhere but is Vaping here to stay? I mean with the deeming regs/FDA and all?
or do we need to start stockpiling?

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Anthony
There's a new sheriff in town , those deeming regulations will get watered down or outright repealed as they are attached to other regulations that are guaranteed to get repealed by the new republican controlled House, Senate and white house.

And if it doesn't get watered down or repealed what really will be affected is flavors. You will see an immediate decline in choice of eliquids, currently there are literally thousands of different eliquid flavors. Just get a half dozen or so high end RTA's made of 316L just in case. Nicotine will always exist and be available as will PG,VG, cotton, types of wire and batteries.
 
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If we all had crystal balls we'd all be rich. Who knows what will happen. The regs were supposed to have stopped new product introduction as of last August but from what I've seen its done just the opposite with new devices and juices being introduced almost every day. Will the FDA actually be able to control vaping is yet to be seen but in the meantime it is a great excuse to buy some more stuff! :banana:
 

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No, politicians never ban anything with such taxation potential. What s going to happen is the "not so brights", or "just on the scene", they are going to have to pay a pretty high, ahem, SIN tax (vaping is a down right SIN don`t you know! The pharisees say so! (SMH). And maybe use less then optimum equipment.

For the rest of us, those of us in the know and accommodated to the ins and outs, we`ll get along just fine, at maybe a little more of a inconvenience, but I doubt it. The world aint banning vaping as we know it, just the US, LOL.

These politicians, they are doing to vaping exactly what they did to other things. Once they made it legal and taxed the crap out of it, the result was the black market became even stronger. With zero taxation, it has grown exponentially. Silly politicians. They are the real "not too brights".

As an aside, I suspect, and hope, the new administration will pull back on the regs if they don`t wipe them out completely, and perhaps listen to some sanity before making any further judgement or regulations.
 
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