FDA approves four flavored vapes days after pressure campaign from Trump
The FDA approved four flavored vapes made by Glas, a Los Angeles-based brand, days after a pressure campaign from former President Donald Trump. The approved vape pods come in two menthol flavors and two fruit flavors (mango and blueberry).
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved four flavored vapes made by Glas, a Los Angeles-based brand. The decision came after a pressure campaign from former President Donald Trump, who criticized FDA Administrator Marty Makary for not approving flavored vape products quickly. The approved vape pods come in two menthol flavors and two fruit flavors (mango and blueberry). Glas' technology requires users to verify their age with a government-issued ID and pair the vape with their phone via Bluetooth. The FDA said this technology helps prevent youth use. The FDA's Center for Tobacco Products praised the move, saying device access restrictions are a potential game changer.
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