Fact: Black paper or packaging does not necessarily indicate strength or nicotine content
Lawmakers urge FDA to pull 'Puff Bars' from the market and claim the company advertised the disposable e-cigs to teens as an 'escape from parental texts' amid the pandemic Puff Bar sells disposable e-cigarettes that resemble Juuls, but in bright colors and in flavors like Mango and 'O.M.G' Raja Krishnamoorthi, the Chairman of the Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer Policy wrote to the FDA Wednesday asking for action against Puff Bar He asserts that the company uses a loophole in regulations against flavored e-cigs to illegally sell its devices to teenagers Ads for Puff Bars encourage kids on a 'solo break' amid the pandemic to 'escape...from parental texts' See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Puff Bar e-cigarettes have taken advantage of the pandemic to market their single use vapes to teenagers, lawmakers claim
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Richard says: The problem for us health professionals in terms of telling people to stop smoking, is theres obviously a health benefit
