Even beyond flavored tobacco vapes, several Bay Area convenience stores have been found selling hemp THC vapes, which were recently banned by an emergency order from California Gov. Gavin Newsom.

So yes, they need to go, but let’s get flavored vaping products off the shelves first, and come back to that. Teens and young adults are most likely to use flavored vapes.

A unanimous Supreme Court on Wednesday backed the Food and Drug Administration's refusal to authorize the sale of kid-friendly flavored e-cigarettes and vapes, including the flavors "Killer ...

Flavored vape products, which the FDA banned five years ago amid an uptick in underage vaping, are continuing to be sold in shops across Central Texas. Although the Food and Drug Administration in ...

In all, the FDA has approved 34 tobacco- and menthol-flavored vape products. Advertisement Such risk-reward calculations lie at the heart of the legal fight before the Supreme Court.

E-cigarette makers hope Supreme Court will give Trump a chance to greenlight flavored vapes Vaping companies argued the current FDA unfairly denied marketing applications for products like ...

Hawaii health advocates are once again pushing for legislation banning flavored nicotine and vape products to protect youth from becoming victims of the harmful substance. The Keiki Caucus backs ...

House Bill 756 banning the sale of flavored vapes in Hawaii is up for consideration at the Legislature this year, and it must be enacted. Health advocates agree the flavored-tobacco delivery ...

Flavored vape products take up about 50% of the shop’s current space, she said, and an even more significant amount of sales. “This is how I pay my rent,” Elizondo said in an interview.

7 Days convenience store on Valley Road in Wayne was cited four times in three years for selling flavored vapes. New Jersey banned such products in January 2020 to protect youth from the harmful ...

Even beyond flavored tobacco vapes, several Bay Area convenience stores have been found selling hemp THC vapes, which were recently banned by an emergency order from California Gov. Gavin Newsom.