The Canadian government has set the stage for new rules that would require e-cigarettes to list the nicotine concentration, put a toxicity warning on the label, and be sold in child-resistant containers.
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The Canadian government has set the stage for new rules that would require e-cigarettes to list the nicotine concentration, put a toxicity warning on the label, and be sold in child-resistant containers.
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