Question about cigarettes (vape related)

[Dissonance]

So here lately with all the FDA stuff I've been seeing a lot about clean rooms & how sanitary different manufacturers juices are. I was just curious if anyone here knew how sanitary cigarette tobacco is, as in how well it's washed / handled / how often it's contaminated by misc. debris for comparison. I tried googling, but was only able to find legal doctrine. Would anyone happen to have a link to a study or similar to shed some light on the subject?

 

[Thrasher]

 

[caramel]

Types of Foreign Matter Found in Consumer Complaints in 1989 - SourceWatch

and a juicy one:

Bugs found in cigarettes | Napanee Guide

 

[FlamingoTutu]

Thrasher, lol, that's the video I was going to post.

 

[skoony]

there is really no site covering this.
all the ingredients are already FDA approved
as being safe.
mike

 

[Thrasher]

 

[Thrasher]

Pm plant.

Notice in the vids how everything is spotless, anything that falls off the lines gets sent back to the prep station and re added



Forgetting the product for a sec, the manufacturing falls under fda guidelines and they take cleanliness dead seriously. Ive worked in fda and federally covered facilities.
And everything is dead serious and documented at every step everysingle movement is signed and accounted for if its not the plant can come to a complete standstill Once its noticed.

Many places do this because if there is any discrepancies in the files or records the fda will install a regulator in the facility, they get a private office and everything, and no one wants the fed walking around with a clipboard behind them all day lol.



YouTube and vimeo have several clips

 

[Thrasher]

Your right, looking at one vid posting another, will change that

 

[caramel]

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Your right, looking at one vid posting another, will change that

Don't remove the Italian one, it tells us what they really think of their customers