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Trump’s FDA Course Correction Is a Win for Consumers

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Trump’s FDA Course Correction Is a Win for Consumers
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The Trump administration has made significant changes at the FDA, benefiting consumers. The agency has moved forward on flavored vaping products and is reconsidering its approach to natural 7-OH. These actions reflect a shift towards treating consumers as responsible adults rather than problems to be managed.

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Trump’s FDA Course Correction Is a Win for Consumers Gerard Scimeca | 10:19 PM on May 29, 2026 AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin In the span of a week, the administration has taken two important steps in the right direction. First, the Food and Drug Administration moved forward on flavored vaping products for adults after President Trump pushed the agency to stop dragging its feet. Then, the president signaled a smarter approach to natural 7-OH, a product millions of adults use for energy, pain relief, and mood support. Now, with FDA Commissioner Marty Makary out, Trump has a chance to make that course correction stick.

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