US Approves FDA Regulation of Synthetic Nicotine for E-cigarettes
Recently, the United States passed a regulation approving the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to regulate synthetic nicotine, which is widely used in e-cigarette products popular among youth.
Compared to traditional cigarettes, electronic cigarettes typically contain the same amount or even more nicotine. However, up to this point, most manufacturers have bypassed government regulations by using synthetic nicotine components.
According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States, sales of electronic cigarettes reached a historic high in June of last year, with over 22 million units sold nationwide. Young people have a high consumption rate of electronic cigarettes, with data showing that in Kentucky, more than a quarter of high school students are using them.
Currently, the United States Congress has approved $15 billion in spending for the FDA to regulate synthetic nicotine.
Source: East Tobacco Network.
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