Stripping away the guff, there is a real story here.
Diacetyl should not be found in any liquid for vaping and this is what happens when fucknuts think they can earn a quick profit by punting any old crap out to vapers.
If people can't regulate themselves then in cases like this I find the proposition of regulation a good one.
What would help is if there was a juice manufacturers trade body with a voluntary code of practise. Juices not bearing the body's logo would be instantly identifiable and it would be possible to check a liquid was listed with them.
This story should not be happening, the fact that it is ought to spur us as a community into a proactive response.
Diacetyl should not be found in any liquid for vaping and this is what happens when fucknuts think they can earn a quick profit by punting any old crap out to vapers.
If people can't regulate themselves then in cases like this I find the proposition of regulation a good one.
What would help is if there was a juice manufacturers trade body with a voluntary code of practise. Juices not bearing the body's logo would be instantly identifiable and it would be possible to check a liquid was listed with them.
This story should not be happening, the fact that it is ought to spur us as a community into a proactive response.