A Vapid Argument on Vaping
The two respondent-manufacturers, Triton Distribution and Vapetasia, timely submitted applications for e-cigarette products with candy, fruit and dessert flavors. Their applications did not include randomized controlled trials or longitudinal cohort studies, but did include a comprehensive review of scientific literature and marketing plans that would prevent minors from purchasing the products. The FDA denied their applications due to the lack of evidence that the products would be so beneficial to adults that it would outweigh the risk to young Americans.
January 03, 2025 at 01:00 PM
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In U.S. Food and Drug Administration v. Wages and White Lion Investments, the U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether changes to FDA guidance on approval of new flavored e-cigarette flavors led to arbitrary and capricious denials of manufacturers’ applications.
The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act requires FDA approval for the production of new tobacco products. Since 2016, that has included e-cigarettes. Manufacturers of existing e-cigarette products were permitted to wait until September 2020 to apply for FDA approval to continue their production and sales. Applicants were required to establish that their product would appropriately protect public health by helping current tobacco users stop using tobacco products.
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