FDA Regs Affecting Pipe Tobacco

[Branzig]

Unless he relies on tobacco sales as well, there is no need to close shop.

I've talked to 3 seperate artisans, 2 of which have called and talked to the FDA's retail division and they both got the same answer. As long as the pipes are made with all traditional materials, then there is no problem.

The fine print goes after coils, metals, and batteries specifically (vape/ecig market)

As matter of fact, we have it pretty easy. The FDA is going to abolish vaping.

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[T.E.Fox]

Unless he relies on tobacco sales as well, there is no need to close shop.

I've talked to 3 seperate artisans, 2 of which have called and talked to the FDA's retail division and they both got the same answer. As long as the pipes are made with all traditional materials, then there is no problem.

The fine print goes after coils, metals, and batteries specifically (vape/ecig market)

As matter of fact, we have it pretty easy. The FDA is going to abolish vaping.

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Well that is good news indeed. Thanks for the info!

[Hardheaded]

As matter of fact, we have it pretty easy. The FDA is going to abolish vaping.

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Which is a very sad thing. It has done quite a bit to create jobs and helped a lot of cigarette smokers quit.

Oh wait, thats the point. Get them back on cigarettes so the big companies don't keep seeing losses as more people quit. Silly me. Never mind what is good for the people as long as the company that buys the government can make a profit.

[Branzig]

Which is a very sad thing. It has done quite a bit to create jobs and helped a lot of cigarette smokers quit.

Oh wait, thats the point. Get them back on cigarettes so the big companies don't keep seeing losses as more people quit. Silly me. Never mind what is good for the people as long as the company that buys the government can make a profit.

It's all a lobbyist game.

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[Emperor Zurg]

Never mind what is good for the people as long as the company that buys the government can make a profit.

That's right.
Justice and fairness have always been for sale to the highest bidder.
After all, Washington is full of the finest politicians money can buy.