The FDA told The Associated Press on Friday that “because the change simply increased the age limit in existing law, it was able to go into effect immediately.”
The sudden enforcement of the restrictions has caught local tobacco and vaping shops, as well as the National Association of Convenience Stores, by surprise with plenty of unanswered questions.
Will the restrictions drive 18- to 20-year olds, particularly those addicted to nicotine products, to black market-type sources for traditional and electronic cigarettes, snus, moist snuff and other tobacco products?
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