June 06 – The Vape Wire

Vape culture never sits still for long, and this week’s headlines prove it. From tropical-themed THCA disposables to the first-ever FDA-approved flavored vapes, there’s a lot happening in the world of vapor. Here’s a quick roundup of some stories worth a closer look.

• A “beach day” in a vape: Koi’s Bahama Mama THCA Liquid Diamonds
  Vice spotlights Koi’s Bahama Mama THCA Liquid Diamonds vape, a disposable designed to capture the vibe of a tropical cocktail in inhalable form, complete with a potent THCA “liquid diamonds” extract. The piece dives into flavor, effects, and how this kind of product fits into the growing alt-cannabinoid vape scene.
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• Flying out of Atlanta with your vape? Know the rules
  Savannah Morning News explains that you can bring your vape on flights out of Atlanta, but only if you follow key TSA and airline rules—like keeping devices in carry-on bags and respecting strict no-use policies on planes. The article breaks down what’s allowed, what isn’t, and how to avoid getting your gear confiscated before takeoff.
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• Alabama city pauses new vape, tobacco, and liquor shops
  The Sylacauga City Council in Alabama has approved a one-year moratorium on new vape, tobacco, and liquor retailers while it studies zoning and community impact. Existing shops can continue operating, but newcomers will have to wait as the city reassesses how and where these businesses can open.
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• First flavored vape products get FDA approval
  In a historic move, the FDA has granted marketing authorization to a small number of flavored vape products, while at the same time sharpening its enforcement priorities against unauthorized devices. CStore Decisions reports that this could signal a future where flavored vapes exist within a clearer regulatory framework, provided companies can prove public health benefits and strong youth protections.
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• Bristol weighs new rules for vape shops alongside red-light cameras
  The Bristol Edition covers heated public hearings where residents and officials debated ordinances on both red light cameras and vape shop regulations before sending them on to the City Council. The proposed rules would shape where and how vape retailers operate locally, reflecting broader concerns about youth access and neighborhood impact.
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From tropical THCA disposables to evolving FDA oversight and local zoning debates, the vape landscape is clearly in motion. Staying informed helps you navigate new products, travel rules, and regulations with confidence—so you can focus on enjoying your setup while keeping things safe, legal, and future-friendly.