Would you do business with your old Tabaco Co?

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Tatsel_Morte

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Ok, so it's announced in your state or country that PG, or liquid nicotine can no longer be sold to individuals unless they hold some sort of medical license, prescription. What do you do?

Go buy it in Alabama or Louisiana and start a black market vaping ring. LOL

Seriously though, that's the stuff my nightmares are made of. Now I'll never be able to sleep tonight. Too scared I'll wake up to a vapeless life. lol
 

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Ok, so it's announced in your state or country that PG, or liquid nicotine can no longer be sold to individuals unless they hold some sort of medical license, prescription. What do you do?

PG-keep it real
Nicotine is a poison-its feasible it might be more heavily controlled-this is the Achiles heel
Free and open sale of liquid stops (unless it's 4mg/mil-or below)
 

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Ok, so it's announced in your state or country that PG, or liquid nicotine can no longer be sold to individuals unless they hold some sort of medical license, prescription. What do you do?

There would certainly be offshore sources that would step up to supply nic juice in the proverbial "plain brown wrapper", as has already happened years ago with generic medicines ...

In fact the infrastructure is probably there already with the pharmaceutical companies located in unregulated locations like the Seychelles and Vanuatu. If they can reverse engineer complex meds effectively year after year, they can certainly mix up a little vaping juice ...

I'm reminded that the USA was started by people who were fed up with, among other things, the overregulation and excessive taxation of luxury items, including tea, which people consumed habitually ...
 

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Ok, so it's announced in your state or country that PG, or liquid nicotine can no longer be sold to individuals unless they hold some sort of medical license, prescription. What do you do?

Guess I'd try nic-less juice or just plain stop. But hopefully, that doesn't happen. Why ask that question? Are you afraid that if BT comes into the fold, the legislation that is on their ... will follow suit? The aim being to destroy BT and to-bad-so-sad if it takes out the vaping community with it?
 
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