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FDA Vape Policy Shift: Unauthorized E-Cigarettes Allowed in US

Senior officials within the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have expressed shock following a sudden policy shift that allows certain unauthorized e-cigarettes and nicotine pouches to enter the market without comprehensive regulatory review. This abrupt decision, issued shortly before former FDA Commissioner Marty Makary’s resignation, bypassed standard expert input and public comment periods.

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List of FDA Authorized E-Cigarette Vapes (Updated May 2026)

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The FDA recently released a downloadable one-page list of vaping products authorized for legal sale in the United States. Intended as a resource for retailers, the list purportedly includes “45 tobacco-and-menthol-flavored e-cigarettes and devices” granted marketing orders as of May 2026.

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BAT to Launch New Disposable Vape in US Despite No FDA Approval

After years of fighting against the sale of unauthorized disposable e-cigarettes in the United States, British American Tobacco (BAT) is preparing a strategic U-turn. The tobacco giant plans to test-launch its first new disposable vape product, the Vuse One, in the U.S. market, despite not yet having received a marketing license from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This move comes as the company acknowledges that the flood of unregulated competitor products has severely impacted its own sales in the world’s largest market for smoking alternatives.

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Tennessee’s Bill to Establish FDA-Approved Vape Products Registry and Add Tax

The Tennessee House is set to discuss a bill that would impose a tax on vape products and establish a registry of FDA-approved vaping devices. The proposed legislation, HB 0968, aims to curb vaping among teenagers and ensure the safety of vaping products sold in the state.

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