Posted on Jul 28, 2022
How the FDA is addressing vaping and e-cigarettes
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More than 2 million high school and middle students reported using e-cigarettes in 2021, a quarter of them saying they vape daily. Now, the Federal Food and Drug Administration is trying to do something about it.
Last month, the agency ordered one of the largest vaping companies, Juul, to pull its product from the market so it could conduct a sweeping review. But a day later, an appeals court blocked the FDA’s plan. But while the temporary stay suspends the ban on marketing Juul products, it doesn’t rescind it.
So what restrictions—if any—should be placed on e-cigarettes and vaping products? And what role should federal agencies play in regulating them?
Last month, the agency ordered one of the largest vaping companies, Juul, to pull its product from the market so it could conduct a sweeping review. But a day later, an appeals court blocked the FDA’s plan. But while the temporary stay suspends the ban on marketing Juul products, it doesn’t rescind it.
So what restrictions—if any—should be placed on e-cigarettes and vaping products? And what role should federal agencies play in regulating them?
How the FDA is addressing vaping and e-cigarettes
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As a parent, I've had my fair share of worries about this too.
I remember when my son started high school, and suddenly, vaping seemed to be everywhere. It's tough to know what restrictions are necessary to keep our kids safe.
Personally, I believe federal agencies should play a significant role in regulating e-cigarettes. We need strict guidelines to protect our youth from the potential harms of vaping.
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I remember when my son started high school, and suddenly, vaping seemed to be everywhere. It's tough to know what restrictions are necessary to keep our kids safe.
Personally, I believe federal agencies should play a significant role in regulating e-cigarettes. We need strict guidelines to protect our youth from the potential harms of vaping.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
"Will e-cigarettes ever be allowed by the FDA?
Though e-cigarette products have been allowed to remain on the market for years, in 2020, the FDA asked the companies to submit applications to keep products on the market. The FDA said Thursday that the tobacco-flavored Logic Technology products probably benefit adult smokers, serving as an alternative to traditional cigarettes."
"Will e-cigarettes ever be allowed by the FDA?
Though e-cigarette products have been allowed to remain on the market for years, in 2020, the FDA asked the companies to submit applications to keep products on the market. The FDA said Thursday that the tobacco-flavored Logic Technology products probably benefit adult smokers, serving as an alternative to traditional cigarettes."
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I use the JUUL vape.... Never great to respirate anything into the lungs, but far better than cigarettes. What I find strange is how they are so focused on JUUL and not other e-cigarettes. Correct me if I am wrong, but the legal actions being taken hit JUUL specifically.
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