Youth vaping continues to be a dangerous public health crisis in Michigan, with flavored e-cigarettes targeting our young people. To protect our kids, we are working with our coalition partners in support of a permanent public health rule that would end the sale of flavored e-cigarettes in the state. This process includes a public comment period and Michigan health officials want to hear from you!
Read MoreYouth vaping continues to be a dangerous public health crisis in Michigan, with flavored e-cigarettes targeting our young people. To protect our kids, Governor Whitmer is working to create a permanent public health rule that would end the sale of flavored e-cigarettes in the state. This process includes a public comment period and Michigan health officials want to hear from you!
Read MoreMake your voice heard. Tell your representative that flavored vaping products have no place in our children’s lives. The percentage of high school e-cigarette users reporting frequent use has steadily increased – from 15.5% in 2014 and 27.2% in 2018, to 38.9% today!
Read MoreMake your voice heard. Tell your representative that flavored vaping products have no place in our children’s lives. The percentage of high school e-cigarette users reporting frequent use has steadily increased – from 15.5% in 2014 and 27.2% in 2018, to 38.9% today!
Read MoreMake your voice heard. Tell your representative that flavored vaping products have no place in our children’s lives. The percentage of high school e-cigarette users reporting frequent use has steadily increased – from 15.5% in 2014 and 27.2% in 2018, to 38.9% today!
Read MoreMake your voice heard. Tell Denver City Council to end the sale of all flavored tobacco products.
Read MorePlease contact the office of LA City Council Member Herb J. Wesson Jr., City Council District 10, to urge support for the City of Los Angeles’ flavored tobacco ordinance with NO exemptions for menthol cigarettes or hookah.
We suggest a phone call, followed by an email. Below is a suggested phone script, as well as an email template, with key points to be included. The scripts are also available here to download and print.
The New York State Legislature voted to end the sale of all flavored e-cigarettes – and Gov. Cuomo, who pushed for this legislation, has signed the bill! Please consider sending a thank-you email to the governor and urge him to keep fighting to protect kids.
Read MoreFlorida needs to regulate e-cigarettes as tobacco products and not acquiesce to the industry’s tactics. House Bill 7089 will expressly exempt non-nicotine and “incidental nicotine” products from being regulated. It is bad public health policy, not to mention a costly administrative burden for the state to have to verify the nicotine content of products and set-up a new, unfunded regulatory process.
Read MoreRight now, the Maryland General Assembly is considering legislation to end the sale of all flavored tobacco products – and legislators need to hear that their constituents support it! Use this link to send a message to your state legislators via email and/or Twitter. Make sure to personalize it for maximum impact!
Read MoreThe Los Angeles City Council will soon consider a measure to stop the sale of all flavored tobacco products, including menthol – to help protect our kids and improve the health outcomes for future generations.Urge the Los Angeles City Council to do the right thing and protect kids from flavored tobacco products.
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Read MoreAlbany County is considering a measure to stop the sale of all flavored tobacco products – to help our kids and improve our health. Tell your County Legislator to do the right thing and protect kids from flavored tobacco products.
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You can report tobacco and electronic cigarette sellers in New York City that sell tobacco products, non-tobacco smoking products, or electronic cigarettes to people under age 21; or report those that fail to post the required Age Restriction Sign, a white card with red letters.
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Legislation passed in the U.S. House of Representatives!
Read MoreMenthol cigarettes are easier to start smoking and harder to quit. They also mask the harsh taste of tobacco, making them more appealing to kids. That’s why more than half of all youth smokers ages 12-17 use menthol cigarettes, compared to less than 1/3 of smokers ages 35 and older. Menthol use is even higher among African American youth: 70% smoke menthol cigarettes.
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This includes reporting gas stations, convenient stores and smoke shops etc. who sell these products to minors, including counterfeit JUUL pods, sales of open packages (loose pods), free giveaways and sales in non-authorized venues. These submissions are reviewed by FDA’s Center for Tobacco Products, Office of Compliance and Enforcement.
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