This is what I totally dislike about the FDA-
"The available evidence does not demonstrate significant youth initiation of these products, and evidence submitted by the company also found low levels of intentions to buy the product among non-users of tobacco (including young adults) and, importantly, found that the inclusion of the modified risk claim did not affect these intentions.
Why is it that a product not intended for youth and, in most cases illegal for youth to buy or use, is that part of the approval process. Does the FDA consider who might abuse pharma products the may approve and, if they find youth doing so, do they remove them from the market?
"The available evidence does not demonstrate significant youth initiation of these products, and evidence submitted by the company also found low levels of intentions to buy the product among non-users of tobacco (including young adults) and, importantly, found that the inclusion of the modified risk claim did not affect these intentions.
Why is it that a product not intended for youth and, in most cases illegal for youth to buy or use, is that part of the approval process. Does the FDA consider who might abuse pharma products the may approve and, if they find youth doing so, do they remove them from the market?