>How is it against public health to require all these inhaler devices to undergo some sort of real approval process? There are two issues here. First, the gov

>How is it against public health to require all these inhaler devices to undergo some sort of real approval process? There are two issues here. First, the government has absolutely no right to tell me what I can or can't do "for my own good" at the point of a gun (even though it does so already in many ways), and this is just another attack on my freedom. Even if you buy into the government's "right" to control the personal behavior of consenting adults behind closed doors titularly because of "public health", this legislation isn't about that. >Each application could cost $1 million or more Creating such an expensive and onerous application process insures that the vast majority of e-cigarettes won't ever make it to the "approval process". Only corporations with very deep pockets will have access to this market after this law is passed, and that access has absolutely nothing to do with public health. That's the issue here