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Vidcast: https://youtu.be/_es5STnRzrU
Fruit-flavored gummy candies containing nicotine, marketing to help smokers kick the habit, pose a danger to young children and teenagers. The FDA has sent a warning letter to VPR Brands, the marketer of these nicotine candies, giving the company 15 days to remove the product or prevent its distribution to younger Americans. These gummy cubes, never approved for sale by the FDA, can trigger nicotine poisoning and sometimes death if consumed by small children.
An FDA-funded California study found that these nicotine candies were the second most popular nicotine-containing product after e-cigarettes.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2022-08-fda-illegal-nicotine-gummies-letter.html
#nicotine #gummies #children #adolescents #poisoning
By Howard G. Smith MD, AM
Vidcast: https://youtu.be/_es5STnRzrU
Fruit-flavored gummy candies containing nicotine, marketing to help smokers kick the habit, pose a danger to young children and teenagers. The FDA has sent a warning letter to VPR Brands, the marketer of these nicotine candies, giving the company 15 days to remove the product or prevent its distribution to younger Americans. These gummy cubes, never approved for sale by the FDA, can trigger nicotine poisoning and sometimes death if consumed by small children.
An FDA-funded California study found that these nicotine candies were the second most popular nicotine-containing product after e-cigarettes.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2022-08-fda-illegal-nicotine-gummies-letter.html
#nicotine #gummies #children #adolescents #poisoning