The law defines nicotine liquids and devices covered as vapor products and names the agency that issues fines for retail sales to people under 21.
The law defines consumable material as natural or synthetic liquid nicotine, or a similar liquid, intended for a vapor product. It also defines which devices and cartridges count as vapor products, excluding certain federally regulated products.
The alcoholic beverage commission issues fines for selling or offering vapor products for retail sale to people under 21.
The law defines consumable material as natural or synthetic liquid nicotine, or a liquid nicotine analogue, intended for a vapor product. A vapor product is a noncombustible product that can produce visible or invisible vapor using a heating element, battery, circuit, or similar mechanism. The definition includes common electronic smoking devices and their cartridges, but excludes products regulated under a federal food and drug law. The liquid must be intended for use in a vapor product. These definitions took effect when the law became effective on May 22, 2026.
The law says the alcoholic beverage commission issues fines for the offense of selling or offering a vapor product for retail sale to someone under 21. The provision concerns retail sales or offers of vapor products to people under 21. This applies to fines for the offense of selling or offering a vapor product for retail sale to a person under 21. This provision took effect when the law became effective on May 22, 2026.
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