Please do not include any personal information in your response.) Product information on and inside vaping and nicotine products packaging We propose that the packaging of all vaping and nicotine products should have: a full list of ingredients, including flavour agents expiration details an age restriction symbol, for example a crossed-out 18 symbol a standardised display of nicotine strength, for example in milligrams, millilitres or as a percentage nicotine delivery per puff or pouch, where relevant We also propose that relevant products should have a nicotine warning label on the front and back of the packaging
The rapid growth in vaping popularity over the past decade [6] has also led to renewed concerns about nicotine addiction, poisoning, and associated adverse events (including the 2019 e-cigarette, or vaping, product use-associated lung injury outbreak) [7], drawing greater public scrutiny to increased vaping product marketing and accessibility
This is the story of an invention that claimed a hundred million lives in the 20th century, and if we continue like this will take a billion lives in the 21st century
Currently, commercial e-liquid and oral pouch products are available that contain tobacco-free nicotine, which could be either extracted from tobacco or synthesized
