Don’t Freak Out About Fruit-Flavored Vapes
Those two flavors went down in regulatory history when the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized the sale of fruit-flavored vapes last month, starting with those two flavors.It was wonderful news for millions of Americans who want to quit smoking, the biggest cause of avoidable death. Adults overwhelmingly prefer flavored vape products as alternatives to smoking and are far more likely to use fruit-flavored vapes than menthol or tobacco flavored e-cigarettes to kick the habit.Last month’s decision allows the company Glas to market to adults its Sapphire (blueberry) and Gold (mango) flavors. Users must pair their device with an age-verified smartphone via Bluetooth, download an app, upload a selfie and a driver’s license image, and use the device near the paired phone.But it seems that what’s good for adults is bad for teenagers.
- ▪Those two flavors went down in regulatory history when the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized the sale of fruit-flavored vapes last month, starting with those two flavors.It was wonderful news for millions of Americans who want t
- ▪Adults overwhelmingly prefer flavored vape products as alternatives to smoking and are far more likely to use fruit-flavored vapes than menthol or tobacco flavored e-cigarettes to kick the habit.Last month’s decision allows the company Glas
- ▪Users must pair their device with an age-verified smartphone via Bluetooth, download an app, upload a selfie and a driver’s license image, and use the device near the paired phone.But it seems that what’s good for adults is bad for teenager
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Don’t Freak Out About Fruit-Flavored VapesThe Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized the sale of fruit-flavored vapes last month, starting with two flavors. (John Keeble via Getty Images)Teenagers shouldn’t start vaping, but the FDA’s approval of flavored vapes offers new hope for anyone who wants to quit smoking cigarettes, which are far deadlier.By Sally Satel06.22.26 — Health and Self-ImprovementNo description available.FOLLOW TOPIC --:----:--Upgrade to ListenProduced by ElevenLabs using AI narrationREAD IN APPMango and blueberry.
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