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Warpy

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1. Once the FDA steps in as a regulating agency

Reply to misterhighwasted (Original post)

Thu Apr 24, 2014, 04:50 PM

Apr 2014

they do spot checks of domestic and foreign products. It's how they stop the import of a lot of stuff from Asia that is full of stuff that shouldn't be there. If they find a lot of problems with any company manufacturing the juice, either the importation of stuff from that company will be shut down or domestic manufacturers will be brought into compliance.

It's likely to add a little to the overall cost of the product, but at least you won't run the risk of inhaling cyanide for that nice almond flavor.

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Question for Vaping friends as to new FDA regulations [View all] misterhighwasted Apr 2014 OP

Once the FDA steps in as a regulating agency Warpy Apr 2014 #1

Guess I have doubts as to big global foreign marketing misterhighwasted Apr 2014 #3

Alcohol and tobacco were exempted from FDA oversight Warpy Apr 2014 #6

Can't believe we live in a period of JaneyVee Apr 2014 #2

Ha..yes true. I still don't have all the Vape lingo down. misterhighwasted Apr 2014 #4

No seriously, you nailed it with e-juice. JaneyVee Apr 2014 #9

No more samples Ruby the Liberal Apr 2014 #5

I saw that and wondered how they can prevent giving away samples of non-nicotine juice. KittyWampus Apr 2014 #7

I had the same thought Ruby the Liberal Apr 2014 #8

It just says "free samples" in the proposal LadyHawkAZ Apr 2014 #11

This article seems to be a good one. Sissyk Apr 2014 #10