2ONE Labs Announces PMTA Submission Update, Nicotine Pouch Products Receive FDA 'Acceptance' Again

Dec.05.2024
2ONE Labs Announces PMTA Submission Update, Nicotine Pouch Products Receive FDA 'Acceptance' Again
Nicotine pouch brand 2ONE Labs Inc. has announced that it has received an 'Acceptance' notification from FDA for its second Pre-market Tobacco Application (PMTA) submission for the 2ONE® nicotine-flavored products.

LAKE TAHOE, Nev., Dec. 03, 2024-- 2ONE Labs Inc., is pleased to have received 'Acceptance' of a second Premarket Tobacco Product Application (PMTA) for additional flavored 2ONE® nicotine product styles submitted to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

 

Welcoming receipt of this additional FDA 'Acceptance' notification, Vincent Schuman, CEO of 2ONE Labs, said: "Our strategy has always been to maintain a steady flow of supportable and responsible PMTA submissions for the 2ONE® nicotine pouch brand that reflect current adult consumer product demands. Our timely PMTA filings with the FDA reflect our company's commitment to remaining at the forefront of product innovation in the nicotine pouch marketplace."

 

"As with our previously 'Accepted' 2ONE® PMTA submission, this application will move forward to the next stage of FDA review. 2ONE Labs aims to fund these submissions to a successful 'Authorization' by FDA. Our wholesale, retail and sponsorship partners should take confidence in this additional ‘Acceptance’ as a reflection of our ability to manage and navigate the complex PMTA process, and of our commitment to supporting the 2ONE® brand in the US market."

 

Schuman added: "2ONE® Tobacco-Free nicotine pouches are for adult users (21+), who want to switch from cigarettes, cigars or traditional oral tobacco chewing products."

 

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