PMTAs - who is doing what?
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Yes!Good for them! So now we know of two nic vendors who are submitting. Things are looking up!
Please edit your post to eliminate the link. Noticed it had my e-mail. Thanks
Hey, I'm (mostly) a Libertarian. I won't judge...That's not what I was buying.
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Please edit your post to eliminate the link. Noticed it had my e-mail. Thanks
Done.
Now I know more how it felt in '37. Tbh, most flavors will survive maybe not vape wizard, hardware will get through, or be easy enough to make, PG/VG are not a concern, as they're readily available. I worry about people desperate enough to go to the grey/black market for nicotine. Anyone know when the tax is going into effect?Hey, it's legal in my state. No need to hide the contents. But e-cigs is a different story.
Here is a post from another thread.
So may be they will keep operating. They should be able to continue selling to consumers as before. I don't regret anything I've stockpiled.
They'll just have to change their name, like Bull City did.
I'm not that optimistic about hardware, though. I haven't heard of any hardware makers submitting PMTAs, have you?
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Apparently one of the big Chinese brands is doing a few. I *think* it was innokin, and only a handful of mods. Very few.They'll just have to change their name, like Bull City did.
I'm not that optimistic about hardware, though. I haven't heard of any hardware makers submitting PMTAs, have you?
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I was hoping Innokin would do it--with Phil and Dimitris now working for them. I use a lot of their hardware. Fingers crossed.
That River Supply email seems mostly intended for commercial mixers who need their documentation from River Supply to help those mixers that are filing PMTA's.
Should nicotine sales be restricted to only those who have a business license, consumers will be left hanging. That's my idea of how the FDA can cut us off without notice.
Should nicotine sales be restricted to only those who have a business license, consumers will be left hanging. That's my idea of how the FDA can cut us off without notice.
But do they have jurisdiction? Nicotine is not a "finished product" and I'm sure it was being sold in the U.S. before the grandfather date.
Prior to 2009 here, it was sold in hardware stores. Then was scheduled as a dangerous poison when they got a wiff that vaping existed
I'm thinking they can do that on the basis that the FDA has the authority to regulate tobacco manufacturers. Restricting nicotine concentrate sales to approved manufacturers would seem like a simple likely step in that regulation.
Iirc, in PA, it was classified as a poison, used in organic farming. The FDA undid that when vaping took off.
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