FDA Announces Rule To Ban 99 Percent Of E-Cigarettes

The Daily Caller ^ | May 5, 2016 | Guy Bentley

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FedGov ruled 18650 batteries are a tobacco delivery device in the same document stating electronic cigarettes are 95% safer than traditional cigarettes.

In 90 days, there won’t be any new electronic cigarette devices. Manufacturers of the devices and e-liquids currently on the market must pay $1,000,000 per device/eliquid to FedGov for testing within two years.

And of course, the tobacco settlement bonds figure into this somehow.

FedGov created at least 10 million single issue voters yesterday.

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You can get unflavored 0mg liquid at WalMart — PG or VG.

If you like a certain flavor eliquid, you’re SOL unless the manufacturer pays $1 million per SKU to the FDA within the next two years. Whatever is on the market within the next 90 days — that’s it.

Same goes for your premade coils and batteries.

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Thanks. If that’s legit that sucks. I guess you can tell this is all new to me and I don’t know how it all works too well at all. I have only been vaping or whatever you call it for a month, real lightly in order to cut the desire for the physical ritual with no nicotine juice. I guess I can get on without it, but it did help. Here’s hoping something works out, it sucks for the ones who use nicotine with these things.

Freegards

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https://s3.amazonaws.com/public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2016-10685.pdf

Read it in it’s big government glory.

Along with li-ion batteries, the FDA say drip tips and screwdrivers fall within their domain.