FDA’s marketing denials for Myblu ‘very ominous news’ for US vaping industry

The company that makes the Myblu vaping pod has a 30-day window to challenge the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)’s denial of premarket tobacco applications (PMTAs) for the device and flavoured refills.

The 30-day deadline for a legal challenge began from the date of the marketing denial orders for the Myblu device kit and six flavours, including Intense Tobacco, Intense Tobacco Chill and Gold Leaf. It is the first such denial issued by the FDA in six months, and American Vaping Association (AVA) president Gregory Conley said it “looks like very ominous news”.

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