FDA cracks down on e-cigarette sales to minors

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The Food and Drug Administration has cited 40 retailers for selling e-cigarettes to minors as part of a major blitz to prevent sales to kids.

The agency announced on Tuesday it sent warnings to the 40 retailers that sold JUUL brand e-cigarettes to minors. The warning letters call for the retailer to stop sales or face major fines or even pulling a retailer’s license to sell any tobacco products.

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