Youtube product reviews and the FDA

[sofarsogood]

My understanding is in 90 days no new vaping products can be offered for sale in the US. Do I have this right? If so what will Pete Busardo, Mike Vapes, Grimm Green and the other Youtube product reviewers based in the US be reviewing? If they show a banned product will they be charged with a crime for posessing it?

 

[Two_Bears]

My understanding is in 90 days no new vaping products can be offered for sale in the US. Do I have this right? If so what will Pete Busardo, Mike Vapes, Grimm Green and the other Youtube product reviewers based in the US be reviewing? If they show a banned product will they be charged with a crime for posessing it?

Most of them have enough side businesses to keep them busy.

 

[aceman3330]

Ah, but the question remains ... I'm also curious. Will they (or we, for that matter) be charged with a crime for already possessing vaping gears not approved by FDA?


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[Bad Ninja]

My understanding is in 90 days no new vaping products can be offered for sale in the US. Do I have this right? If so what will Pete Busardo, Mike Vapes, Grimm Green and the other Youtube product reviewers based in the US be reviewing? If they show a banned product will they be charged with a crime for posessing it?

Possession isnt illegal.
Thats not what the regulations are about.
Read the deeming regulations for yourself before freaking out.

 

[Grimwald]

As I understand it, the 90 days is for more simple compliance things like not selling to minors and product labeling.

Most everything will still be available for 2 years as long as stock holds out. Sure to be lots of lawsuits, fine tuning in the meantime. Where things go from here is anyone's guess.

 

[Robino1]

My understanding is in 90 days no new vaping products can be offered for sale in the US. Do I have this right? If so what will Pete Busardo, Mike Vapes, Grimm Green and the other Youtube product reviewers based in the US be reviewing? If they show a banned product will they be charged with a crime for posessing it?

No new products can legally be released after 90 days from now(?)
If the reviewers are able to get any, they won't be criminals, the people releasing them would be. (from what I am understanding and that isn't a whole hell of a lot.)

Don't count on what I say as absolute fact, this is just my understanding of what I am reading and there is a lot of supposition out there.