FDA seizes Juul documents as it considers e-cigarette bans

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Officials at the Food and Drug Administration have raided the San Francisco office of e-cigarette maker Juul and seized more than a thousand pages of documents tied to their marketing practices.

FDA officials surprised the company on Friday but made the announcement about the inspection on Tuesday. The intent was to get “further documentation related to JUUL’s sales and marketing practices, among other things,” the FDA said in a statement.

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