January 15 – Vape News Beat

Welcome back to our weekly roundup of vape news! From exciting product reviews to public safety updates and industry regulations, there’s a lot happening in the vaping world. Check out the highlights to stay informed and ahead of the curve.

• Contaminated vape causes student illness: A student reportedly fell ill after using a potentially contaminated vape, highlighting ongoing concerns over unregulated products.
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• New KY law enforces tougher vape retailer penalties: Kentucky lawmakers have passed Senate Bill 100, increasing enforcement and penalties on vape retailers who sell to minors.
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• OXVA Artio 2 earns praise as cigarette alternative: Vaping360 praises the OXVA Artio 2 for its simplicity, performance, and appeal to smokers looking for a cleaner alternative.
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• Police initiatives target underage vaping in Iowa: Cedar Rapids police and state officials are promoting training programs to help shop owners recognize underage customers and combat youth vaping.
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• University receives grant to study vaping and dental health: Loma Linda University has been awarded an $810,000 grant to research the impact of vaping and cannabis on gum disease, advancing health knowledge in vaping-related fields.
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• Facebook posts lead police to THC vape pen sellers: A high-risk fugitive was arrested after a Facebook sale of marijuana and THC vape pens led authorities to a pair of suspects.
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As vaping continues to evolve, we’re seeing developments in technology, policy, and public awareness. From new devices that better mimic traditional cigarettes to statewide efforts to curb underage use, the industry is clearly moving forward with safety and innovation in mind. Be sure to check back next week for more vape updates!