[-YYZ-]

Sounds like a legitimate product safety concern to me. Nicotine is a powerful toxin, but previously concentrated nicotine extracts were not something one was likely to come in contact with. Needless to say they need to be kept out of the reach of children.

[Lazamataz]

Sounds like a legitimate product safety concern to me.

Yes, and in a normal country, at a normal time, I would be all for this observation being made public.

But at this time and in this country, all it is, is a setup for a coming ban.

[Sacajaweau]

Maybe go back to the skull and crossbones on the bottle.

Iodine was the big thing...and I could never figure out why mom would put "poison" on my boo boo.

[envisio]

Exactly.

My guns are very fascinating to children and could definetly kill them. I have every right, or I should say liberty, to own my gun. It is my job as an adult to keep my guns away from children.
Ecig users have the liberty to use the nicotine. It is the responsibility of ecig users to keep that stuff away from children.

[Hot Tabasco]

Needless to say they need to be kept out of the reach of children.

The same thing can be said about every household cleaner in your house and garage.

If I were to make an unannounced, govt. mandated inspection of your house, would I find all those harmfull cleaners appropriately locked up to keep your kids or your grandkids from finding them?

Do you keep your bar soaps locked up? How about your shampoo? They're both toxic if ingested by your children or grandchildren.........You got to protect them don't you?

And if you say yes, does that mean that you would approve such inspections?

[Marie]

Has anyone considered that it tastes like crap? That a kid woudn’t swallow it voluntarily? That they’d gag and spit it out the second it touched their tongue?

The fact that this stuff has been out for years and there’s not been ONE death attests to that.