We'll have to wait and see what exactly will happen
@ChrisL
From what I know at this time, as others,
all vaping products (MODs, atomizers, batteries, etc.) currently out at this time, will
not be effected (**depending on your state, county, or city ordinances)
until August 8th. After August 8th,
only new products that come out to the market will need to meet FDA approval and satisfy it's guidelines. I wish I knew what exactly will happen with "vaping" products
after the deadline; slower/less products coming to the market, less voltage/wattage in new devices, rise of prices across the board for all products, juice company closures as well as vape shops, who knows, hard to say, we're all in the backseat, I F'ing hate thinking about it. Brings me down. This has changed my life and made me stop smoking and I've been vaping since 2012.
But if you can get new products you wanted that come out to the market in the middle of August, which is
after August 8th, I'm not sure, maybe check with the company and ask or ask someone who's read the actual legislation who understands it. I only know what I've stated. You
can always still purchase current products out in the market after August 8th if they have already been out. In example, KF5, TFV8, DNA mods, etc shit that's out right now is fine, you can still purchase a KF5 in September, October, November. I'm sure you can find the actual black and white print of the guidelines somewhere, I haven't nor do I want to. Trying to keep updated as I learn real info about all of this. Here at VU, CASAA, and other media news sources.
I'm lucky as hell and live in Texas, our state government has left vaping products alone, we have the freedom to buy, purchase, sell, & trade any and all products at this time. All the media that I've watched, all the people I've spoke with, the 2 vape shop owners I regularly see here in Austin, TX said the same thing, Texans don't have nothing to worry about, but I'm sure others everywhere else do and have already been affected, it solely depends on your state, county, or city ordinances. Indiana from what I understand has taken a big huge blow in it's entire state and also the city of Philadelphia with their 40% tax on products.