The FDA's new rule is supposed to clarify when "a product made or derived from tobacco that is intended for human consumption will be subject to regulation as a drug, device, or a combination product." That can happen in two ways, one of which is "if the product is intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease." The FDA regulates nicotine products such as gum and patches as medical products, based on the dubious premise that nicotine addiction is a disease, the treatment for which is nicotine in a different form
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And Juul has paid micro-influencers in the past, although the company claims it was fewer than 10 influencers, ages 28 and up, who were collectively paid less than $10,000
a good, non-smoking Baptist home, forcing my mother to fetch me a saucer to use as an ashtray
Concerns About the Growing Black Market There are concerns that the new laws could give rise to a black market for e-cigarettes, similar to the black market for cigarettes in Australia, where tobacco taxes are among the highest in the world
