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of U.S. Food and Drug Administration The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Thursday that it was rescinding a June 2022 order that temporarily halted the sale of Juul Labs products, including e-cigarette devices.
This latest move comes months after Juul applied for approval of new menthol-flavored pods intended for use with e-cigarette devices, which were under FDA review.
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FDA in June 2022 The ban on jules The company has suspended sales of four tobacco- and menthol-flavored pods and e-cigarette devices after concluding it had failed to demonstrate that the sale of these products was in the interest of public health.
The ban was postponed a month later after the company appealed.
The FDA said revoking its order banning the product from sale does not mean it will approve or deny Juul’s marketing application — it will simply put the company’s application back on hold or under review.
Juul e-cigarettes sit on a counter at a vape shop in Santa Monica, California, USA, on June 23, 2022. (Reuters/Lucy Nicholson)
“We appreciate the FDA’s decision and look forward to working with them again to pursue marketing authorization for Juul products through a science-based process,” Juul said in a statement to Reuters.
E-cigarette manufacturers have challenged FDA-issued sales denials on multiple occasions in various US states.
“Several of these court decisions establish new precedent and will affect how FDA reviews products,” the FDA said.
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The authorities have begun to regulate Electronic Cigarette Devices E-cigarettes and e-cigarettes were approved in August 2016. To date, 23 types of e-cigarette products have been approved for sale in the United States.
The FDA said its continued review of Juul’s application does not change the fact that all e-cigarette products must be approved by the FDA before they can be legally sold.
