Its attributed to more than 480,000 deaths each year
As such, FDA could create an OTC monograph for e-liquids, for example, which would create a standardized predicate e-liquid that all products would compare against, and require Harmful and Potentially Harmful Constituents (HPHCs) testing, toxicity analysis, and compliance with pharmaceutical GMPs, etc
But it sounds, and so you're working on this, but as with vaping, has doing that work and communicating with FDA, FTC become that much harder in the political world we're living in, professor
With the Supermatic its harder to make controlled adjustments because the locating bump doesn't work
Like everything else, the key to seeing results is consistency
Examples of such policies include privatising vital social services (health and education are key)