Could They Legally Do This?

[Senor Stuff]

I'd buy that frother, guaranteed to wake me up in the morning.
By frothing milk for my coffee I mean... Is that the phone, gotta go now

 

[Carmadgaz]

I'd just go nic-free as they can't really do owt about that. I'm sure alot of people will have a nice stockpile of nic base if this gets close to reality and just add it to no nic liquid

 

[ElectronicCigaretteShop]

Err ... yes .. are you only just catching on to the enormity of it ?

I did wonder about your post saying it was a good thing yesterday!

haha well not quite, though the fingers did type before the brain was engaged I must admit. I can't see how they could legally ban batteries and cartomizers though, especially since mobile phone batteries are notorious for causing house fires and yet they are still sold in the millions every day.

 

[ElectronicCigaretteShop]

My understanding of it is that it is focusing on the cigarettalikes, you can't ban electrical items which may or may not be used for vaping - it would be like trying to ban batteries.

Likewise, how can you ban stainless receptacles which may or may not be used to hold juice? You can't.

The only things they can focus on are prefilleds and possibly premixed juice. Of that, only the latter pertains to us and I can think of a number of ways around it.

I really don't think there is cause for panic, although a spirited and coordinated opposition would ensure we retain rights to vape what we please.

Agreed! Judging on my customer's reactions to the announcement, an uprising could be on the cards

 

[Mawsley]

Agreed! Judging on my customer's reactions to the announcement, an uprising could be on the cards

Gerrard Winstanley was a great man.

 

[Colonelboom]

I espcially like that since the announcement it would seem that banks who were interested in loaning for such a growth industry seem to have tightened up on what they will lend a startup - for me at least it is time to dust out the penny jar now to get funded.