Understanding enforcement priorities requires separating what is known about vaping from assumptions that are often made about these products. Federal regulation of e-cigarettes developed in stages. The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act of 2009 gave the FDA comprehensive authority over specified tobacco products, and the agency's 2016 deeming rule extended that authority to additional products including e-cigarettes and other ENDS. Federal rules address issues such as product authorization, manufacturing, labeling, marketing, retail sales, and youth access. The federal minimum legal sales age for tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, became 21 in 2019. State and local governments can impose additional requirements, so the regulatory environment is not identical across the country. A careful discussion should distinguish federal rules from state and local requirements and should distinguish established findings from questions that remain under study.
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