Of course, it cannot be enforced on the majority of the e-cig market - the nicotine based e-cig market, given it's illicit.
PS: I'd love to see Juul apply to the TGA to be granted the right to be prescribed. It'd cause ANTZ head explosions in both the US and Australia. Super bonus, it might even be approved, and if not, be a (further) demonstration of the underlying motivation being anything but health.
Gather that the TGA may have just banned personal importation, even for those who have a prescription
Great review.
"The sensible thing for Australian regulators to do would be to .. produce a similar list [of things which cannot be in e-liquid]"
We already have one.
https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2021L00595
Prohibited ingredients
2,3-pentanedione
acetoin
benzaldehyde
cinnamaldehyde
diacetyl
diethylene glycol
dl-alpha-tocopheryl acetate
ethylene glycol
Of course, it cannot be enforced on the majority of the e-cig market - the nicotine based e-cig market, given it's illicit.
PS: I'd love to see Juul apply to the TGA to be granted the right to be prescribed. It'd cause ANTZ head explosions in both the US and Australia. Super bonus, it might even be approved, and if not, be a (further) demonstration of the underlying motivation being anything but health.