Vape Bans Averted in TN and ND—Just Not for Public Health Reasons

May 02, 2025 by filtermag.org

Vape Bans Averted in TN and ND—Just Not for Public Health Reasons

State-level PMTA registry bills have posed a threat to vaping by potentially banning most products tied to FDA approval. Some states already shut down vape shops, limiting harm reduction options. Despite concerns, Tennessee and North Dakota revised their bills, shifting focus to US-made products. North Dakota abandoned its proposal due to advocacy efforts, emphasizing American-made items. Fear-based policymaking and misinformation still influence decisions, impacting harm reduction progress. The political shift reflects trade interests more than public health. However, the compromised bills in Tennessee and North Dakota preserve access to nicotine alternatives, pending Governor Lee's approval. Challenges persist for over 650,000 adult vapers in these states amidst ongoing regulatory uncertainties.


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