Looks like Nic will be difficult to get

[yahoo2u2]

Sadly, it seems that nic will be in short supply to individuals

On another forum, this reply to a question...this is NOT good news


Hello,



Thanks for getting in touch and sorry for the late reply. We won't be able to produce nicotine for retail sale after Nov 20th this year. After then it's either when stock runs out or May 20th 2017.



Business to business sales (i.e. non-retail sales) will be unaffected. I hope this helps.



Kind Regards,

DarkStar

[Bob]

the TPD

[Postmodern Smoking]

I would presume that some suppliers will stock 10ml 20mg/ml unflavoured nicbase after 20th May 2017.... but that's far from what we've come accustomed to, in strength and volume!

[jtc]

Really sad seeing this from a large trusted supplier

[Postmodern Smoking]

May 16, 2016 20:44:03 GMT jtc said:

Really sad seeing this from a large trusted supplier

Nothing else that they can do and stay on the right side of the law. 

[jtc]

May 16, 2016 20:47:49 GMT Postmodern Smoking said:

May 16, 2016 20:44:03 GMT jtc said:

Really sad seeing this from a large trusted supplier

Nothing else that they can do and stay on the right side of the law. 

I know
It's just sad to see

[anon4]

Oh **** no! So how do I get a wholesale account eh?

[yahoo2u2]

You cant unless you are a business and can show that you are buying to sell, which you wont be able to do easily I dont think

[Perpetua]

Spare a thought for the Vendors I think who are going to have to jump through these future hoops, if they want to have a livelihood.

At least we have a little time to make some provision . . . . .

This thread might also be of interest to those who will be taking such measures:

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/48111/bulk-nicotine?page=1

[nanotm]

one way you could do this is put it a market notification for a single juice concoction and then with your certificate number continue to purchase wholesale e-juice......

although that might make you a producer in the eyes of the law, you don't actually require to sell the stuff in order to get and then keep your certificate, and as I understand the rules you don't need to submit your juice for testing unless its on sale to the public,

so perhaps there is a simple way round the problem albeit adding a cost weighting to the juice.... the only possibly dodgy downside would possibly the vat /excise duty angle /

[anon4]

And people were calling me daft asking about importing. I hope this remains an option

[jevans]

I'm probably not fully understanding the situation, but will it make any difference if we're not in the EEC?

Jim

[DiscoDes]

May 17, 2016 11:07:17 GMT jevans said:

I'm probably not fully understanding the situation, but will it make any difference if we're not in the EEC?

Jim

In short, no.

[jevans]

Thanks your reply DiscoDes
I've another ill informed question....Whose brainchild is the TPD?

Jim

[yahoo2u2]

May 17, 2016 11:17:40 GMT jevans said:

Thanks your reply DiscoDes
I've another ill informed question....Whose brainchild is the TPD?

Jim

The TAX men