Supreme Court rules FDA properly rejected fruit-flavored vape liquids

Word of the Week: Vaping. So cool — and so very dangerous

Vaping is in the news because the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday in FDA v. Wages and White Lion Investments, a case brought by vaping companies asserting that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration violated the Administrative Procedure Act in refusing…

Supreme Court upholds FDA decision to ban flavored vapes

The Supreme Court on Wednesday threw out an appeals court ruling that found the FDA unlawfully handled approval requests made by vape manufacturers. The FDA has rejected applications for more than a million nicotine products formulated to taste like fruit, dessert or candy. The agency has said flavored vapes pose a health risk because they could encourage young people to use tobacco.

Supreme Court Sides with FDA on Blocking Flavored Vapes

Should vape-makers be allowed to sell e-cigs flavored like pink lemonade, creme brulee, and whatever “Jimmy The Juice Man Strawberry Astronaut” is? The answer from the FDA has been a firm “no,” and it’s now backed up by a unanimous Supreme Court. Triton and Vapetasia sued the FDA in 2021 after the agency denied the duo permission to market flavored vape liquids (including Jimmy the Juice Man, which is a real variety). Seven federal courts sided …

Alarming new data shows scope of vaping problem in Chautauqua County schools

Chautauqua County schools report 33% vaping among seniors, three times the US average, urging new preventive measures and discussions.

The Supreme Court blesses the FDA's rejection of flavored nicotine vapes

The justices unanimously overturned a 5th Circuit decision that deemed the agency's treatment of e-liquids "arbitrary and capricious."

Shopper baffled after spotting vape with strange built-in feature: 'What's the purpose?'

A high-tech yet needless vape purchase by a Reddit user's coworker has left the internet astounded. "A disposable vape with cheap headphones my coworker got," the OP headlined the post, along with a photo of the vape with plastic Bluetooth earbuds to the subreddit r/Anticonsumption. Photo Credit: Reddit "I mean, why? What's the purpose?" the OP asked. The post accrued thousands of upvotes as Redditors questioned what the purpose of such a vape …