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The number of different e-cigarette devices sold in the U.S. has nearly tripled to over 9,000, despite a three-year effort by the FDA to crack down on kid-friendly flavors.

A CDC study finds flavored vapes are especially popular among adolescents

E-cigarette usage soared during the pandemic, a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) study found, with usage notably higher among teens and young adults compared to adults.

Louisiana is dramatically changing how it regulates and taxes nicotine vapes, after Gov. John Bel Edwards signed a law that could result in most vape products – including popular Elf

Louisiana is dramatically changing how it regulates and taxes nicotine vapes, after Gov. John Bel Edwards signed a law that could result in most vape products – including popular Elf

The FDA has ordered more than 180 stores across the US to stop selling many non-approved popular vape brands, including Elf and Esco Bars, which cause multiple health issues.

The number of children under five in America who were sickened by e-cigarettes this year is about three times higher than in 2018 according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Sales of e-cigarettes shot up by nearly 50 percent during Covid, driven by the rise of sweet-flavored vape devices, official data shows. There was a roughly 46% increase in vape sales during Covid.

Britain has the lightest restrictions on vaping in all of Europe, a report has revealed, with the UK and Ireland shown to have the joint-most liberal laws on e-cigarettes, standing out for a lack of restrictions on advertising and having no specific taxes on vapes.

Predatory firms package e-cigs in an array of bright colours and sell them in flavours such as bubblegum. Shops even sell the gadgets, which are pumped full of nicotine, next to sweets.