Prescription e-cigarettes

Australian company Vitura (ASX:VIT) plans to offer prescription e-cigarettes in response to Canberra's new regulations.

UK shadow health minister Wes Sterling suggests that e-cigarettes should be classified as prescription drugs to combat teen dependency.

Orleanshub reports that the Orleans Police Department will participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day to collect unused medications and sharp objects.

Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford expressed interest in the idea of prescription-only e-cigarette use, similar to Australia's policy.

At GTNF 2023, Dr. Colin Mendelsohn, an Australian smoking cessation expert, shared his views and recommendations on the state of e-cigarette regulation in Australia and the future use of harm reduction products worldwide.

Australia bans non-prescription e-cigarettes, sets quality standards, and invests $234 million in smoking reforms.

The Australian government has announced plans to ban the importation of non-prescription e-cigarettes and establish a minimum quality standard.

Australia may ban all commercial sales of e-cigarettes and restrict them to pharmacies with prescriptions to reduce teen vaping.