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Law enforcement should target illegal vaping products - Hendersonville Lightning

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Psychologically, when a consumer sees a product on a store shelf, they assume it is safe. The recent deaths of two students at the University of Mississippi are a stark reminder that this is not the case.
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Law enforcement should target illegal vaping products - Hendersonville Lightning

Psychologically, when a consumer sees a product on a store shelf, they assume it is safe. The recent deaths of two students at the University of Mississippi are a stark reminder that this is not the case.

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hendersonvillelightning.com broke the news on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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