Following Mississippi’s strict 2025 vaping law, manufacturers are reformulating products with a lab-created nicotine alternative called Nixodine to bypass state sales restrictions. Health educators warn that consumers are largely unaware of this chemical switch, as packaging remains nearly identical, while the long-term health effects of this vitamin B-derived substance remain unstudied.
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A new law banning the sale of non-FDA approved vaping products went into effect across Mississippi on December 1st. Following the passage of House Bill 916, all vape shops and retailers were required to remove unauthorized products, primarily targeting disposable vapes and flavored juices, from their shelves. Retailers had been given a 60-day grace period since October to comply.
Read moreVape shops across Mississippi are scrambling to sell off inventory of non-FDA approved vaping products and cigarettes ahead of a statewide ban taking effect on December 1st. Passed earlier this year as House Bill 916, the legislation mandates that only FDA-authorized products—limited to tobacco and menthol flavors—can be legally sold.
Read moreA new law restricting the sale of vaping products has gone into effect in Mississippi today. The legislation mandates that only e-cigarette products that have received marketing authorization from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) can be legally sold within the state.
Read moreFor drivers navigating the roads of the Magnolia State, the rules around personal habits like smoking and vaping can sometimes feel hazy. If you’re a Mississippi resident or just passing through, you might wonder: is it legal to use a vape pen or light up a cigarette behind the wheel? This guide provides a comprehensive breakdown of Mississippi’s laws on vaping and smoking while driving, ensuring you stay safe and on the right side of the law.
Read moreA new Mississippi law, House Bill 916, will take full effect on October 1st, restricting the sale of all vape products in the state to only those authorized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This measure aims to align the state’s retail market with federal standards and curb the sale of unregulated products.
Read moreMississippi has reshaped its legal landscape for vaping products, enacting some of the nation’s most restrictive regulations through new legislation set to take full effect through 2025. The centerpiece of this transformation is House Bill 916, a law that establishes a state-managed product registry system. This system will effectively ban the sale of most vaping products currently on the market, limiting legal sales to a short list of items from just three FDA-authorized manufacturers. While Mississippi maintains relatively moderate taxation compared to other states and lacks a statewide indoor vaping ban, its new approach to product authorization and enforcement is exceptionally stringent.
Read moreMississippi Governor Tate Reeves has signed HB 916 into law, making the state the 11th in the U.S. to pass a tobacco industry-sponsored PMTA registry law. The law will restrict the sale of most disposable vapes, bottled e-liquids, and refillable vape devices, creating a significant market advantage for products made by major tobacco companies like Altria Group (NJOY vapes) and R.J. Reynolds (Vuse).
Read moreMississippi, once a trailblazer in the fight against Big Tobacco, now finds itself in a peculiar position as a new law threatens to hand the vaping market to the very companies the state once sued. The recently passed HB 916, which quietly made its way to Governor Tate Reeves’ desk last week, is set to drastically change the landscape of the vaping industry in the state, leaving many small businesses fearing for their future.
Read moreThe Supreme Court recently heard arguments in a case involving tobacco and vape manufacturers battling the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) over the agency’s denial of marketing authorization for flavored e-cigarette products. While these companies have found little success in most appeals courts, they have enjoyed modest victories in the Fifth Circuit, which covers Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, and is widely regarded as the most conservative court in the country.
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