Wait til it's passed. Most people are reactionary.
Never underestimate the power of demand (especially when there is money involved), black markets will pop up everywhere. Not to mention that big black market overseas they call it China. Everything you need will still be there BUT innovation especially here in US will grind to a hault, that WILL suck.As I've said many times in other threads. The issue for the government isn't regulation, it's enforcement. No possible way to stop this train now, it left the station and is well on it's way. I too want to see how they are going to stop me. Now they can make it very difficult for new vapers to start, but the many of us already on the train, ya right, come get me.
Stock up on nic, it's the only vulnerable thing we have to worry about.
Shame, never thought I'd have a prepper type mentality about anything.
It's not yet a sure thing. The OMB could still reject the regs. Congress could still pass (and Barry could sign) H.R.2058. But if you look at the dynamics of it all, neither strike me as particularly likely.Looks like I need to buy some DIY supplies..
When exactly will this be going into effect?
Looks like I need to buy some DIY supplies..
When exactly will this be going into effect?
So you're saying that the FDA's regs will NOT require anyone who mixes liquids for sale to register as a tobacco products manufacturer and submit PMTAs for each liquid variation? That would be good news, if it were true, but based on the latest information available, it isn't.This is about hardware, if you want to stock up go for it but this particular law that we wanted to push wasn't about liquids.
Better to be proactive than reactionary.Wait til it's passed. Most people are reactionary.
Oh no... you still will need to register those bottles, I badly worded that reply, on my cellphone. I was saying that it will impact everything and buying a bottle of Nic won't fix the problem.So you're saying that the FDA's regs will NOT require anyone who mixes liquids for sale to register as a tobacco products manufacturer and submit PMTAs for each liquid variation? That would be good news, if it were true, but based on the latest information available, it isn't.
I've been told to stock up on devices and nic solution. That is what I am going to do.So you're saying that the FDA's regs will NOT require anyone who mixes liquids for sale to register as a tobacco products manufacturer and submit PMTAs for each liquid variation? That would be good news, if it were true, but based on the latest information available, it isn't.
For me and my friends it will.Oh no... you still will need to register those bottles, I badly worded that reply, on my cellphone. I was saying that it will impact everything and buying a bottle of Nic won't fix the problem.
That said going out and buying a bunch of mech mods, rda tanks and bottles of juice won't help anything. Nothing is going to change overnight. And when the enforcment starts you'll still have access to these things. The future of things yet to come that's where it's really going to hurt. Who's going to want to make new tanks or mods when these regulations go into play? Other than China innovation will be limited.
As I've said many times in other threads. The issue for the government isn't regulation, it's enforcement. No possible way to stop this train now, it left the station and is well on it's way. I too want to see how they are going to stop me. Now they can make it very difficult for new vapers to start, but the many of us already on the train, ya right, come get me.
Stock up on nic, it's the only vulnerable thing we have to worry about.
Shame, never thought I'd have a prepper type mentality about anything.
While this is terrible news we can't give up. This was a policy rider that was not included in the Fiscal Year 2016 Omnibus Appropriations Bill. Don't confuse it with H.R. 2058 that we still need to fight to get passed. Continue to urge your legislators to support this bill. If passed, the grandfather date will be changed.
You're right, one bottle is nowhere near enough.I was saying that it will impact everything and buying a bottle of Nic won't fix the problem.
Most of current vaping innovation is coming from China anyway.Oh no... you still will need to register those bottles, I badly worded that reply, on my cellphone. I was saying that it will impact everything and buying a bottle of Nic won't fix the problem.
That said going out and buying a bunch of mech mods, rda tanks and bottles of juice won't help anything. Nothing is going to change overnight. And when the enforcment starts you'll still have access to these things. The future of things yet to come that's where it's really going to hurt. Who's going to want to make new tanks or mods when these regulations go into play? Other than China innovation will be limited.
Even though it will be a new legislation, older models are not grandfathered. They still must be FDA approved, now one of the last paragraphs in this article states they have two years to get in line:Go for it, vendors will be more than happy to take your money.
Believe me things that are already out there in the wild won't just go away, try telling China to stop all operations because the US passed a law. The issues will come into play later on when we start seeing a decline in innovation and nothing new gets released other than what China puts out.
I guess you don't really like Reos, Provaris (yes go ahead insert Provari joke here), or DNA chips I guess you could always buy YiHi. But those chip prices yes expect them to skyrocket.Most of current vaping innovation is coming from China anyway.
Two words for you... Black Market, do you honestly think anyone will just stop making stuff? Look at how well prohibition worked out, hell look at cigarettes and those aren't even banned.Even though it will be a new legislation, older models are not grandfathered. They still must be FDA approved, now one of the last paragraphs in this article states they have two years to get in line:
E-cigarettes big loser in spending bill
I don't plan on spending a boatload of money; but I do want to have backups in place should the cost go out the roof.
No I don't think things will stop being made; I am concerned about my cost to vape going higher. But with all that being said, I would like to avoid a criminal record, even if its a slap on the hand and a misdemeanor.Two words for you... Black Market, do you honestly think anyone will just stop making stuff? Look at how well prohibition worked out, hell look at cigarettes and those aren't even banned.
Sure, where there's demand, there will also be a supply. But prices paid for black market products tend to be high to compensate for the risk that those who sell them take, while product quality tends to be questionable.Two words for you... Black Market, do you honestly think anyone will just stop making stuff? Look at how well prohibition worked out, hell look at cigarettes and those aren't even banned.