Hawaii HB1289 regulates electronic smoking devices and e-liquids containing nicotine, requiring manufacturers to certify products with the FDA and.
Hawaii HB1289 mandates that manufacturers of electronic smoking devices and e-liquids containing nicotine must certify their products with the FDA and list them in a directory maintained by the state. Manufacturers must submit a certification form annually, detailing product information and FDA approval status. The directory, accessible on the state's official website, lists approved products. Products not listed in the directory after a specified period are subject to seizure, forfeiture, and destruction.
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