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It appears the Indiana regulation on eLiquid manufacture has been signed. Any informed thoughts on its impact on DIY?
submitted over 10 years ago by clinodevVanillinist
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by fizzmustardover 10 years agoBest Recipe of 2014

It means I can't ship my juice to Indiana residents and have to, as a non-Indiana resident, make changes to my business based on their stupidity.

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by clinodevover 10 years agoVanillinist

Yes, alas. It clearly means that. I'll miss your juice I've not yet tried until I move somewhere civilized again.

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by thewomberchombyover 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

As written? Any manufacturer of e-liquid that does not comply with the regulations will be subject to fines. That includes mixing juice for yourself.

As enforced? That remains to be seen. I imagine that so long as you're not selling your juice, you won't get in trouble for having diy juice on you.

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by Vapespinover 10 years ago

So damn stupid. Let the fun begin

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by clinodevover 10 years agoVanillinist

Well, the local Facebook diy group went private early this evening, and I've read of a vendor mounted lawsuit. I suspect there'll be a shocking amount of nic pouring into the state this month.

It's so strange it's IN, though, and a Republican led effort, Even Americans for Tax Reform spoke out against it, all but saying it was corruption.

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by JustSayNoToDiacetylover 10 years ago

Vote with your wallet and move the fuck out of Indiana. Write to your Congressman and tell them that lots of jobs and revenue will be lost thanks to this idiotic bill (written by BT, no doubt). I would be surprised if the legislators even read the bill before passing it (a common practice these days).

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by CoastalVapeBrosover 10 years ago

Well it appears they just killed eJuice from their stores. I guess there is no such thing as a small ejuice business in Indiana starting on July 1st. I will have to add a statement that I can not ship to Indiana on my website. What a bummer

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by clinodevover 10 years agoVanillinist

It looks like actual fines start July 2016, but you'd be technically in violation after 1 July 2015. IANAL.

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by clinodevover 10 years agoVanillinist

One of our local manufacturers has contributed this pic of an amendment(?), but I can't actually find it in the text.

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by clinodevover 10 years agoVanillinist

Meh, it's not in there, never mind.

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