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FDA Regulatory Notice: As of September 14, 2026, 48 vape products from 5 brands (Vuse, NJOY, Logic, JUUL, and Glas) have received FDA PMTA marketing authorization. FDA authorization means a product is allowed on the market, not that it is safe or risk-free. The VapeScan Study measured vaping behavior in general and did not distinguish between authorized and unauthorized products.
State Law Notice: Six states (CA, MA, NJ, NY, RI, UT) maintain statewide flavor bans. Seventeen states maintain PMTA product directories. Texas maintains an origin ban on Chinese-made vapes. Always verify your state and local regulations before purchasing any vape product.
