Several US states are choosing to temporarily ban the sale of flavored e-juice in response to the tragic deaths linked to vejpning (of cannabis products). But Arizona is taking a different path.
"We don't want children to use these products. There are adults who like these flavors and a ban could have unwanted consequences. I don't want to prevent someone who is addicted to nicotine from being able to buy the product they need and instead start using the black market to get the products. So we're going to act more thoughtfully," Arizona Governor Doug Ducey told the Arizona Capitol Times
At the same time, major campaigns are underway for the bans to continue and in addition to Michigan, Massachusetts and New York, Maine, Wisconsin plan to restrict access to flavored e-juice. However, a national flavor ban is not on the cards, according to the federal authorities.
