The issue is that when legislation comes in regarding "disposable" vapes - manufacturers skirt around that by making the fluid chamber a removable pod that can be swapped for others, and a USB-C port for charging the device itself.

The issue is that to the end user this is still tangibly the same product - and mostly gets treated in much the same way as the original "disposable" vapes.

The rechargable vapes just get disposed anyway.

Have you seen the list of substances found in these things?

https://www.unodc.org/LSS/Announcement/Details/8afbc6e8-9439...

I would dearly love to know why I get downvoted for providing concrete evidence of serious problems with controlled drugs in vapes.

You get downvoted because you're implying substances like methamphetamine are common in vapes (as per your linked article), which it obviously is not, and already highly illegal.

The truth is you can mix your own vape juice from just PG, VG and nicotine. Which are completely harmless to eat (except nicotine) and used in food products. A more rational discussion would be about if inhaling PG and VG is harmful to the lungs, or the additional unregulated stuff you find in flavoring of vape juice.

Unfortunately the legal vape market acts as a cover for the illegal vape market. Vapes containing cannabinoids and other drugs are sold in shops.

I fully support banning these things. It's impossible to regulate effectively without.

> Which are completely harmless to eat (except nicotine) and used in food products

Or we think so unless proven otherwise.

Yep. I definitely don't want to eat antifreeze based ice cream, or smoke antifreeze either.