JUUL Receives FDA Approval to Resume Product Sales

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Jun.07.2024

JUUL Receives FDA Approval to Resume Product Sales

Juul, US e-cigarette brand, welcomed FDA's decision to revoke sales refusal order and initiate scientific review process on June 6.

On June 6th, the American e-cigarette brand JUUL issued a statement announcing that the U.S. FDA has rescinded its Marketing Denial Orders (MDOs) for JUUL products scheduled for June 2022, and will reevaluate JUUL's application through the scientific review process. (See news article: American FDA revokes 2022 Marketing Denial Orders for JUUL products, restarts review process)

JUUL expressed the following viewpoints in their statement:

JUUL appreciates the FDA's decision and looks forward to re-establishing contact with the agency to seek market approval for JUUL products through a scientific and evidence-based process.
JUUL is confident in the quality and substance of their application, believing that a comprehensive review of the science and evidence will demonstrate that JUUL products meet the safety standards required to protect public health.
During this review period, JUUL devices and Virginia Tobacco and Mint JUULpods with 5.0% and 3.0% nicotine concentration will continue to be sold on the market.

References:

[1] JUUL LABS STATEMENT ON THE FDA’S RESCISSION OF ITS 2022 MARKETING DENIAL ORDERS

Also Read:

[1] Colorado Department of Justice Allocates $20M for Youth Mental Health

[2] Colorado Schools Receive $11.4 Million Settlement from Juul

[3] Tucson Unified School District Receives $7 Million Settlement Funds from JUUL

[4] Wisconsin Health Department Funds Anti-Smoking E-Cigarette Initiative

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