For adults 21+ · Nationwide
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48
e-cigarette products the FDA says may be lawfully sold in the US
5
manufacturers on the list (Glas, JUUL, Logic, NJOY, Vuse)
2026-08-28
date of the FDA list we track (we re-check it regularly)
State law guides
Age limits, flavor rules, shipping and taxes, with the statute for every point.
OH
Ohio vape laws
Ohio sets the sale age at 21, requires age verification for internet and remote sales, taxes vapor products by volume, and licenses retailers. Some cities ban flavored tobacco, and the Ohio Supreme Court is deciding whether they can.
NY
New York vape laws
New York bans the sale of flavored nicotine vapor products, restricts shipping nicotine vapor products to consumers, prohibits discounts, and taxes vapor products at 20% of the retail price.
NJ
New Jersey vape laws
New Jersey prohibits discounted sales of vapor products, restricts flavored vapor products, limits bottled e-liquid sales to licensed specialty vapor businesses, and taxes liquid nicotine.
PA
Pennsylvania vape laws
Pennsylvania treats e-cigarettes as tobacco products, taxes them at 40% of the purchase price charged to the retailer, and requires a retail license. The PHLC snapshot lists no statewide flavor ban.
CT
Connecticut vape laws
Connecticut requires ENDS dealers to register, requires age-21 signature delivery for direct-to-consumer shipments, and taxes e-cigarette products by volume or wholesale price.
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