For second time, US to outlaw flavored e-cigarettes
Despite the U.S. FDA's 2016 crackdown on fruity e-cigarettes, at least 20 brands continue to sell Chinese-made disposable devices with kid-friendly flavors
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Despite the U.S. FDA's 2016 crackdown on fruity e-cigarettes, at least 20 brands continue to sell Chinese-made disposable devices with kid-friendly flavors
Despite the U.S. FDA's 2016 crackdown on fruity e-cigarettes, at least 20 brands continue to sell Chinese-made disposable devices with kid-friendly flavors
By Chris Kirkham, Arriana McLymore and Gigi Zamora
Since 2016, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has sought to crack down on fruity, sweet-flavored e-cigarettes that hook teenagers on nicotine.
After the U.S.FDA prohibited JUUL from selling their sweet-flavored vaporizer pods in 2019, new disposable vapes with candy-like flavors have taken over the vape market.