Jim McDonald
Smokers created vaping without any help from the tobacco industry or anti-smoking crusaders, and vapers have the right to keep innovating to help themselves. My goal is to provide clear, honest information about the challenges vaping faces from lawmakers, regulators, and brokers of disinformation. I recently joined the CASAA board, but my opinions aren’t necessarily CASAA’s, and vice versa. You can find me on Twitter @whycherrywhy
The legal age to buy e-cigarettes and other vaping products varies around the world. The United States recently changed the legal minimum sales age to 21.
The House passed a bill that would ban vaping flavors, menthol cigarettes and online sales. But it is expected to go nowhere in the Senate.
CDC has ended its regular updates on the lung injuries it calls “EVALI,” after determining they were primarily caused by adulterated illicit THC oil products.
Mexico has prohibited the import of vaping products by presidential decree. The ban applies to all products, whether or not they contain nicotine.
The U.S. House of Representatives will vote Feb. 27 on a bill that would ban flavored vaping products and online sales of all vaping products.
A study that claimed to show that e-cigarette use causes heart attacks has been retracted by the Journal of the American Heart Association
News reports say the FDA left a loophole for new disposable vaping products in its new enforcement priority guidance. Is that true?
Vapers fly all over the world every day. Air travel with vaping gear is simply a matter of learning the rules and customs of air travel and airport security.
After another loss in court this week, the vaping industry is running out of chances to stop the May deadline for filing FDA marketing applications.
A national poll shows that most Americans incorrectly believe that e-cigarettes and nicotine vaping caused the “EVALI” lung injuries.
