THERE’S A LOT THEY AREN’T TELLING YOU
ABOUT THE DEEMING REGULATIONS
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FDARegs.info is a project from NOT Blowing Smoke intended to provide a “one-stop” source of information and news about the FDA’s deeming regulation for vapor products and electronic cigarettes.
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One of the greatest strengths of NOT Blowing Smoke is the ability to take complicated and complex subject matter and distill it down to an easily understandable format. Straightforward information is crucial when dealing with legislation and regulation of this nature to ensure our collective voice speaks loudly on the key issues.
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We stay on top of all the FDA deeming regulation news and bring you up to the minute information. As we enter the next stage of the process, timely information may be crucial.
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We believe it’s important to have a reliable source of information on the FDA’s deeming regulation and are always open to suggestions on how to improve on this resource.
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“Democratic Leaders Urge State Attorneys General to Bring E-Cigarettes Under Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement”. Democrats Committee on Energy & Commerce.
Master Settlement Agreement (1998)
“Fact Sheets: Understanding the Tobacco Settlement Agreements.” TobaccoFreeKids.org.
“Master Settlement Agreement.” Public Health Law Center at William Mitchell College of Law.