Take Action to Protect Kids from Flavored E-Cigarettes
The FDA’s authorization of new mango-flavored e-cigarettes is a dangerous step backward in the fight to protect young people from nicotine addiction. Parents, advocates, and community members can use their voices right now to push back and recognize the leaders who have already taken action to protect kids.
Tell the FDA: Flavored E-Cigarettes Put Kids at Risk
The FDA’s authorization of new mango-flavored e-cigarettes sends the wrong message at a time when flavored nicotine products continue to put young people at risk. Flavors like mango can make e-cigarettes more appealing to kids, easier to start using, and harder to quit.
Parents, caregivers, and advocates can speak out now and urge the FDA to reverse course, protect youth health, and stop allowing products that threaten a new generation with nicotine addiction.
Thank House Representatives Who Took Action
Members of the U.S. House have already raised concerns about the FDA’s decision and called for stronger action to protect young people from flavored nicotine products.
Their leadership matters, and hearing from parents and advocates helps show that communities across the country are paying attention. Send a quick thank-you message to recognize the House Representatives who have spoken up and encourage them to keep fighting for policies that put kids’ health first.
Thank Attorneys General Who Took Action
Attorneys General play an important role in holding agencies and companies accountable when young people’s health is at risk. Those who have taken action on flavored e-cigarettes are helping push back against decisions that make it easier for youth-appealing nicotine products to stay on the market.
Send a message thanking these Attorneys General for standing with families and using their authority to help protect kids from nicotine addiction.
Thank Senators Who Took Action
U.S. Senators have also spoken out against the FDA’s authorization of flavored e-cigarettes and the threat these products pose to young people.
Their action helps keep pressure on the FDA and makes clear that youth nicotine prevention remains a national priority. Send a thank-you letter to recognize the Senators who have taken action and encourage them to continue standing up for stronger protections for kids.