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A couple good articles from people who get it..........
http://nypost.com/2016/05/09/uncle-sams-crackdown-on-e-cigs-will-make-it-harder-to-quit-smoking/
FDA’s Attack on E-Cigarettes May Cost Lives
http://nypost.com/2016/05/09/uncle-sams-crackdown-on-e-cigs-will-make-it-harder-to-quit-smoking/
FDA’s Attack on E-Cigarettes May Cost Lives
I also read an interview with the head of the FDA on why he feels the FDA is doing what's best for the population at large. I can't copy and post it, because ECF would go up in flames with words spoken by the devil.
... and FDA operators are standing by to answer them.
Today, Tuesday, May 10th, 2016, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is officially publishing its final tobacco deeming regulations in the federal register. This means the clock begins counting down on the various compliance periods within which e-cigarette manufacturers and retailers must implement certain practices.
CASAA has been receiving a high volume of calls and emails from consumers and small businesses regarding how the FDA Deeming regulations will affect them. Fortunately, the FDA has set up a hotline to answer your questions.
Please take a moment today
To reach out to FDA at:
1.877.287.1373
(Operators are standing by to assist you with your FDA Deeming clarification needs.)
Some of the questions that CASAA has received that might be more appropriately answered by FDA include:
If you have ANY question, the responsible thing to do is ASK THE FDA! Even if you know an expert vaper, you should call the FDA to confirm their analysis of the deeming regulation.
Today, Tuesday, May 10th, 2016, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is officially publishing its final tobacco deeming regulations in the federal register. This means the clock begins counting down on the various compliance periods within which e-cigarette manufacturers and retailers must implement certain practices.
CASAA has been receiving a high volume of calls and emails from consumers and small businesses regarding how the FDA Deeming regulations will affect them. Fortunately, the FDA has set up a hotline to answer your questions.
Please take a moment today
To reach out to FDA at:
1.877.287.1373
(Operators are standing by to assist you with your FDA Deeming clarification needs.)
Some of the questions that CASAA has received that might be more appropriately answered by FDA include:
- Will I still be able to DIY at home or do I need to register as a tobacco manufacturer?
- I have an e-liquid line coming out next week. Will I be able to sell it?
- Will kanthal wire and cotton balls now be considered tobacco products?
- Will I have to pay to sample e-liquid even it it’s zero nicotine?
- Can I sell my device to a friend even if I’m not a shop owner?
- Can I give my old equipment to a friend who wants to stop smoking?
- Is my device a tobacco product even though I use it with zero nicotine?
- If I buy vegetable glycerine from a vape store, is it a tobacco product? If yes, what about if I buy it at a Walmart?
- And so on…
If you have ANY question, the responsible thing to do is ASK THE FDA! Even if you know an expert vaper, you should call the FDA to confirm their analysis of the deeming regulation.
I have a question..... Dear FDA, why are you all a bunch of big fat stupid poopoocaca heads?... and FDA operators are standing by to answer them.
Today, Tuesday, May 10th, 2016, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is officially publishing its final tobacco deeming regulations in the federal register. This means the clock begins counting down on the various compliance periods within which e-cigarette manufacturers and retailers must implement certain practices.
CASAA has been receiving a high volume of calls and emails from consumers and small businesses regarding how the FDA Deeming regulations will affect them. Fortunately, the FDA has set up a hotline to answer your questions.
Please take a moment today
To reach out to FDA at:
1.877.287.1373
(Operators are standing by to assist you with your FDA Deeming clarification needs.)
Some of the questions that CASAA has received that might be more appropriately answered by FDA include:
- Will I still be able to DIY at home or do I need to register as a tobacco manufacturer?
- I have an e-liquid line coming out next week. Will I be able to sell it?
- Will kanthal wire and cotton balls now be considered tobacco products?
- Will I have to pay to sample e-liquid even it it’s zero nicotine?
- Can I sell my device to a friend even if I’m not a shop owner?
- Can I give my old equipment to a friend who wants to stop smoking?
- Is my device a tobacco product even though I use it with zero nicotine?
- If I buy vegetable glycerine from a vape store, is it a tobacco product? If yes, what about if I buy it at a Walmart?
- And so on…
If you have ANY question, the responsible thing to do is ASK THE FDA! Even if you know an expert vaper, you should call the FDA to confirm their analysis of the deeming regulation.
Me too. I can't sleep when it's too quiet.Would you believe my 5 year old granddaughter managed to go to sleep on one of those air-boat tours? Yes, she really did! Kids can sleep through everything, when they need to.
Got this in a email. As soon as I am done here, I can't wait to call them. This is gonna be great...... and FDA operators are standing by to answer them.
Today, Tuesday, May 10th, 2016, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is officially publishing its final tobacco deeming regulations in the federal register. This means the clock begins counting down on the various compliance periods within which e-cigarette manufacturers and retailers must implement certain practices.
CASAA has been receiving a high volume of calls and emails from consumers and small businesses regarding how the FDA Deeming regulations will affect them. Fortunately, the FDA has set up a hotline to answer your questions.
Please take a moment today
To reach out to FDA at:
1.877.287.1373
(Operators are standing by to assist you with your FDA Deeming clarification needs.)
Some of the questions that CASAA has received that might be more appropriately answered by FDA include:
- Will I still be able to DIY at home or do I need to register as a tobacco manufacturer?
- I have an e-liquid line coming out next week. Will I be able to sell it?
- Will kanthal wire and cotton balls now be considered tobacco products?
- Will I have to pay to sample e-liquid even it it’s zero nicotine?
- Can I sell my device to a friend even if I’m not a shop owner?
- Can I give my old equipment to a friend who wants to stop smoking?
- Is my device a tobacco product even though I use it with zero nicotine?
- If I buy vegetable glycerine from a vape store, is it a tobacco product? If yes, what about if I buy it at a Walmart?
- And so on…
If you have ANY question, the responsible thing to do is ASK THE FDA! Even if you know an expert vaper, you should call the FDA to confirm their analysis of the deeming regulation.
Ok, not so great.
A girl couldn't answer my questions so she wrote them down and someone will call me back.
Too Funny RB!!!... and FDA operators are standing by to answer them.
Today, Tuesday, May 10th, 2016, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is officially publishing its final tobacco deeming regulations in the federal register. This means the clock begins counting down on the various compliance periods within which e-cigarette manufacturers and retailers must implement certain practices.
CASAA has been receiving a high volume of calls and emails from consumers and small businesses regarding how the FDA Deeming regulations will affect them. Fortunately, the FDA has set up a hotline to answer your questions.
Please take a moment today
To reach out to FDA at:
1.877.287.1373
(Operators are standing by to assist you with your FDA Deeming clarification needs.)
Some of the questions that CASAA has received that might be more appropriately answered by FDA include:
- Will I still be able to DIY at home or do I need to register as a tobacco manufacturer?
- I have an e-liquid line coming out next week. Will I be able to sell it?
- Will kanthal wire and cotton balls now be considered tobacco products?
- Will I have to pay to sample e-liquid even it it’s zero nicotine?
- Can I sell my device to a friend even if I’m not a shop owner?
- Can I give my old equipment to a friend who wants to stop smoking?
- Is my device a tobacco product even though I use it with zero nicotine?
- If I buy vegetable glycerine from a vape store, is it a tobacco product? If yes, what about if I buy it at a Walmart?
- And so on…
If you have ANY question, the responsible thing to do is ASK THE FDA! Even if you know an expert vaper, you should call the FDA to confirm their analysis of the deeming regulation.
LOLz
It is for this very reason that I just created an account a placed my order for Halo Tribeca.
I will support this company simply because they can afford to pay up but choose stand up for what's right.
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Do they sell and ship to the States (United States)?Today's Vape Mail
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These days I feel like I need to clarify everything
Seriously, do they?
Nicopure/Halo has made huge long term investments in their labs and processes, so they have much to lose. The accumulated cost of applying for each variations of their liquids, let alone the business interruption, would likely bankrupt them just like most any other vape specific company. The probability of any applications getting approved is ridiculously small even after all that expense. The cost to plan and prosecute a lawsuit may be high, but is absolutely necessary.
It's good to see they are going for it and show real leadership when it counts. We are very fortunate that our grassroots industry spawned some mature successful American companies that can stand up to this stupidity.
At the risk of sounding like a yankee elitist, everybody should just get a Provari and vape some Halo!
It's good to see they are going for it and show real leadership when it counts. We are very fortunate that our grassroots industry spawned some mature successful American companies that can stand up to this stupidity.
At the risk of sounding like a yankee elitist, everybody should just get a Provari and vape some Halo!
Do they sell and ship to the States (United States)?
These days I feel like I need to clarify everything
Seriously, do they?
I believe they do ... DashVapes.
I paid $70 each Canadian ... should be around $55 US
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