Mint Flavored E-cigarettes as a Replacement for Menthol Cigarettes

Sep.01.2022
Mint Flavored E-cigarettes as a Replacement for Menthol Cigarettes
The American Vaping Association advocates for mint-flavored e-cigarette products to replace mint cigarettes banned by the FDA.

The American Vapor Technology Association has recently proposed providing consumers with mint-flavored electronic cigarette products as an effective alternative to mint cigarettes in the market.


In April of this year, the US Food and Drug Administration announced a plan to ban the sale of menthol cigarettes.


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