Exactly. I am so glad someone else sees that.
Exactly. Give a little so they won't take a lot...
Exactly. I am so glad someone else sees that.
This is why BT was so smart in giving the FDA an outline of recommendations for regulations. The we won't accept any regulation approach will simply resort in more stringent regulations...
Actually... If you go by number of incidents, vaping is orders of magnitude safer than tap water... Tainted Tap Water Sickens 1.1 Million Each Year
BT's regulatory outline doesn't include non-tobacco/menthol flavors, or open container systems. Good luck with your e-liquid line under those conditions.
your approach doesn't work when the little is 99.9% of whatsExactly. Give a little so they won't take a lot...
bt is playing both sides of the fence.
either way they win.one way they will make
ore money than the other.
Exactly. Give a little so they won't take a lot...
your approach doesn't work when the little is 99.9% of whats
on the arket now.
That was BT's recommendations, which many seem to believe are the actual FDA proposals... What did BV submit?
Does anyone else find it interesting that the OP joined ECF last Friday, posted twice, here, and immediately "moved on"?
Vaping has its hazards. I watched the third workshop put on by the FDA on june 1st and 2nd. The primary concern is residue of nicotine, PG and aldehydes and how it could affect others in the household such as small children. Though the carcinogens are found to be 10 times less smoking.
Vaping has its hazards. I watched the third workshop put on by the FDA on june 1st and 2nd. The primary concern is residue of nicotine, PG and aldehydes and how it could affect others in the household such as small children. Though the carcinogens are found to be 10 times less smoking.
Isn't that what Chamberlain said about the Sudetenland?Exactly. Give a little so they won't take a lot...
Isn't that what Chamberlain said about the Sudetenland?![]()