I won't disagree with what you've said and I was only trying to make a small joke. I've had a drop of juice in my mouth before and it's almost as bad as when you get some in your eyes. Not really fun with either.
I thought so, but I wasn't sure. Yeah, the "eyes" business is no fun at all! But hey, maybe some people use it as eyedrops?
Let's suppose some person was weird enough to *like* the taste of ejuice and found that putting a few drops under the tongue did the trick. Since we're all pretty much self-medicating and self-dosing using concoctions of wildly varying constituents, is there really a problem?
I think this is far from an exact science.
People
are free to self-medicate with whatever way they see fit -- if they get sick or worse, that's their business -- but, if and when it gets bad publicity,
that's when it becomes
our business. I think it's safe to say that any liquid vendor, specifically those mentioned in this thread, would not condone, advocate or want to be associated with their products used in this fashion. But to answer your question, "is there really a problem?" Apparently it
is a problem posting about it on
this forum as a means of self-medicating. Whether using eliquid in ways that it wasn't intended, specifically in the way that was mentioned, is a medical problem or not is IMO one that should not
have to be discovered, though it probably will.
I generally am not one of those that is
overly concerned with the future of vaping, at least when we are talking about
actual vaping, but this is something else. Speaking of actual vaping, this button is itching to be pressed.
