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The War on Vaping Just Got Real
Once again, vaping is under fire from every direction—FDA, ATF, state, and local governments. Disposables seized. Distributors raided. Shops targeted. If you care about your right to vape, now’s the time to fight back.
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I find it funny how the FDA is constantly trying to put regulations on vaping under their tobacco regulations, even though most if not all vaping products are tobacco free. Juices only have 4-5 different ingredients in it, and one of those ingredients are optional, nicotine! And this whole "its being advertised to kids" no its not, how often do you see vaping commercials on TV unless its for a local shop on a local TV channel. Plus vaping products can only be bought by people 18 or older (at least where I live). And admitingly there are ways they can get vaping products, but its not the companies directly selling and advertising to them. And I garuntee you that big tobacco has something to do with this FDA attempt of pretty much purging vaping. Even though its safer than cigarettes. Dear FDA, instead of trying to banning the safer alternative to smoking, ban cigarettes and promote vaping and don't regulate it. Let the people choose how they want to do it. And also understand that this will hurt more people than it would help. Just think about that.
WALLSTREET JOURNAL: SAVE E-CIGS!
Another major newspaper supports vaping.
The Wallstreet Journal releases “Save E-cigs!” video.
View the video on WSJ
WHAT IS IN THE VIDEO?
In a video released on WSJ.com on 12/15/15 many of the arguments that vapers have against the upcoming “FDA Deeming” bill were brought to the readers of the very popular newspaper. A WSJ contributer and practicing Doctor (of Psychology) brings up many important issues that the future bill may cause. Firstly the fact that vaping is much more healthy than smoking was brought up as well as the fact that regulations will put many people out of work as well as cause major harm to those who would use these devices to quit smoking cigarettes. She also brings up the fact that mostly smaller vaping companies will be hurt by these regulations and that this will yet again be giving the Tobacco companies a leg up. She does agree that common sense regulations do need to be put into place, but not the currently proposed ones. This video is great for the vaping industry and we are happy to see more and more major publications support vaping.
View the video on WSJ
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