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What do I have to do to legally be able to sell ejuice online? (New Jersey)
submitted over 10 years ago by cooldude62

I'm looking to start a small business selling E-Juice online, and I want to know everything I legally should/have to do first

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by iitzzteohover 10 years ago

Not an expert, but I assume for one to have a LLC and a clean room

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by Wo0d643over 10 years ago

I have been told that most juice makers dont have a "clean room" its just a room with stainless tables and they only make juice in that room. It seems like most treat it like a restaurant would be. Clean the work area and wear gloves.

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by To0nMaNover 10 years ago

That is about all i can do from home. I tarped it off with 30mil plastic, ceiling and walls, put in a SS table as well as put an air purifier in the room. I also sealed the floor. All this just so i could make juice for family and friends.. It was a fun weekend project tho.

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by cooldude62over 10 years ago

I assumed an LLC would be a good idea, I also don't know how to obtain a tax ID.

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by DigitalCloudVaporover 10 years ago

You can obtain an EIN by applying here

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by soad2237over 10 years ago

Clean room is most likely not required by law as e-juice is not regulated by the FDA.

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by vapecultmikeover 10 years ago

Yet. This is something you want to get ahead of the game on. Its approaching rather quickly.

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by cooldude62over 10 years ago

How do you get an official "clean room"?

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by matt_babelaover 10 years ago

These 2 links should answer your question:

https://www.sba.gov/content/obtain-your-federal-business-tax-id-ein

http://www.myllc.com/employer-identification-numbers-ein.aspx

Also, when filing for an s-corp or c-corp, tax id registration usually comes with the package.

Hope that helped =)

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by cooldude62over 10 years ago

It did! of course, the darn IRS application page is down, haha!

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by do_work_son_do_workover 10 years ago

insurance don't forget that.

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by yoopergeekover 10 years ago

Liability insurance. Don't overlook or underthink this. You're producing a product that in concentrated form is toxic. It only takes one guys dog chewing his bottle of 24 nic juice to land you in a world of financial liability.

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by cooldude62over 10 years ago

Yeah, there's no way I'm going uninsured. Maybe by making no nicotene stuff for awhile, which of course won't sell nearly as well, but I'm definitely seeking insurance.

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by Anaxagoras23over 10 years ago

That's a bit of potential trouble, though. Selling only zero nic juice will, if you acquire any kind of fan base, lead to a fan base who thinks of you as a zero nic vendor. People could take it the wrong way if you start introducing nicotine later on. Just work at getting insurance before you start.

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by cooldude62over 10 years ago

I could just put the rest up but say its 'out of stock'

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by yoopergeekover 10 years ago

It seems prohibitively expensive...

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by cooldude62over 10 years ago

That's because it's not like car insurance where most of the payouts are a few thousand dollars

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