US Vape Mail Ban - USPS/FedEx/UPS/DHL
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I Think it is Too Early to say that CBD Is or Isn't going to be Effected by all this.
And I foresee a Legal Challenge if it Is. And a possible Legal Challenge if it Isn't.
They seem to be the only cbd company making this claim, even their industry association leaders/experts/lawyers have stated it will be included in the shipping ban reading through the various articles regarding this and our association leaders agree it's included. A lot of the articles quote Greg Conley, who is also a lawyer
People who sell vape products are not a reliable source for legal information on the vape industry. Most of them seem to operate without proper or any legal counsel from what I have seen, judging from their lack of knowledge of legislation or their spreading falsehoods about it.
They may be right and it wouldn't surprise me. But we have to see what reliable sources say.
Well, I don't see where it would be considered a tobacco product...if that helps.
True...
But by using that same Common Sense thinking, a piece of Stainless Steel with a Drip Tip in it shouldn't have to have this Sticker on the Box to be sold.
...since the real vaping-related deaths were linked to illicit black market THC cartridges cut with vitamin E acetate
There fixed that for you
considering the irreparable harm done to vaping due to mis-half-truth information put out there about that, it's important to be accurate.
...since the real vaping-related deaths were linked to illicit black market THC cartridges cut with vitamin E acetate
There fixed that for you
Damn it. I spread misinformation around like vape deals on the 27th of March.
You are indeed correct. The deaths had nothing to do with CBD, everything to do with BLACK MARKET THC w\ Vitamin E.
PG, VG, & flavor without nicotine (not even TFN) is also not a tobacco product in any way. Yet it is considered to be a "tobacco product".
So by their "logic", anything substance that is vaped must be a "tobacco Product". That would include a mixture of PG, VG, flavors and CBD. And therefore illegal to ship via USPS to a consumer.
Because if PG, VG, Flavor and CBD mixtures get a pass (even though CBD is covered under "any other substance"), I hope someone in the nic vape industry has enough money to sue over this.
But CBD companies will get away with shipping CBD Vape Juices because they also sell CBD oils, CBD Gummies, CBD Topicals, ETC.
See the first post in this thread. You will then see the possible work-around.
You really need to read the law and understand why it exists.
if I sell shoes and vapes, does that mean I can legally ship vape becuase I also sell underwear?
Answer: No. the law applies the legality of the shipment, not the retailer's personal inventory.
With your logic, I could start site that sells vapes and include $50,000 pairs of shoes so no one will buy them, skirting the law?
Yes, exactly! you could do this. USPS will think you are selling shoes...Not vape gear.
But you would need the NIKE swoosh sign over the building.
Its too late. I overstocked. I now own 32 bottles of salt nic. Im high on NIC RIGHT NOW!!
I agree but at least in the beginning I expect the CBD to get a pass. We shall see.
Uhm...Yes, its time to swap ur Freebase and Salt Nics for CBD !
No.
I vape for the nic.
I drink coffee for the caffeine.
You try to take either of them away from me and you're gonna have a bad time.
There are people saying vape shops won't be affected or it won't be so bad. That doesn't make it true.
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I stealth vaped zero flavor nic at work before I retired. Worked with a super sniffer 2 offices down who could smell one stealth vape hit even if I held it until no vapor came out. She could never figure out where the fruit loops smell was coming from. I quickly switched to flavorless. Lol.
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