I've been doing tons of research on the whole FDA regulations and how that's going to affect me and my local vaping friends. I understand kind of the gambit that were looking at.
There is still hope and we are not done yet. Beyond the support of organizations like CASAA, others have been formed, China is starting to get involved, and several lawsuits have been filed. (Would love to see more lawsuits filed tbh!)
Here is where I get really confused. I live in Kansas. Kansas does not define vaping or vaping products as tobacco products. So effectively the FDA can overrule how my state feels and force members of the state to meet their compliance? Could the states not make their own rules for vaping akin to how some states made their own rules over other uh controversial substance? I don't understand this - with states rights it seems like they would be able to supersede that.
Beyond that I would like to add that our Kansas state representative, Kevin Yoder is a proud sponsor of Bill HR 2058, the bill that would change the grandfather date from the FDA.
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There is still hope and we are not done yet. Beyond the support of organizations like CASAA, others have been formed, China is starting to get involved, and several lawsuits have been filed. (Would love to see more lawsuits filed tbh!)
Here is where I get really confused. I live in Kansas. Kansas does not define vaping or vaping products as tobacco products. So effectively the FDA can overrule how my state feels and force members of the state to meet their compliance? Could the states not make their own rules for vaping akin to how some states made their own rules over other uh controversial substance? I don't understand this - with states rights it seems like they would be able to supersede that.
Beyond that I would like to add that our Kansas state representative, Kevin Yoder is a proud sponsor of Bill HR 2058, the bill that would change the grandfather date from the FDA.
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