FDA has authorized only 45 e-cigarette products while working to curb online sales of illegal e-cigarettes and estimating the illegal U.S. vape market value.
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Updated Jun 25
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FDA has authorized only 45 e-cigarette products while working to curb online sales of illegal e-cigarettes and estimating the illegal U.S. vape market value.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- British American Tobacco argues against the FDA's limitations on authorized e-cigarette products.Sub-event
- Illegal vapes are being imported from China and sold via e-commerce platforms like Shopify, challenging the FDA's efforts to regulate the market.Sub-event
FDA authorizes limited e-cigarette products and addresses the illegal U.S. vape market.1 source
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