I read through 20+ pages of this thread, I'll read the rest later, it's been going in circles for quite a while. I suppose posting my thoughts on this is just another part of the circle, so be it. I joined CASAA, also got my mom to join and she has never had anything to do with nicotine. I'll try to get my only friend that doesn't think vaping is disgusting to join this weekend, I hate talking politics with him but I will do it for this. I would send them money, but I have had a really terrible streak of bad luck this month, and have been unemployed for a long time now. I will send in the snail mails to my elected officials in the next 2 days, none of which I helped elect but someone in their office is still supposed to read their constituents mail. Honestly, I am surprised the FDA didn't have regulations on liquid nicotine concentrate from the very beginning, the government has their grubby fingers on every other form of it. I don't think they would make us safer in regards to vaping, I'm just surprised it's been unregulated this long. I consider vapers to be pretty lucky, so far.
In regards to the OP, I would say that stockpiling nicotine e-liquid would be a good idea if you can still find any product left. It got real bad, real fast. Finding 100mg strength has gotten very hard, but some vendors still have 60mg, most have 48mg, and there seems to be plenty of 36mg. If you think getting the more diluted strength liquid is too costly now, imagine paying many times more or getting none at all. If you can't find any nicotine liquid to buy, that's just more incentive to do what you can to keep it legal and unregulated as long as possible. And if you're not worried about FDA regulations, this is not the thread for you, maybe not even the right website.