Juul Seeks US Authorization , for New E-Cigarette , After 2022 Ban.<br />On July 19, Juul Labs announced it was <br />seeking regulatory authorization for <br />a new e-cigarette to sell in the United States.<br />On July 19, Juul Labs announced it was <br />seeking regulatory authorization for <br />a new e-cigarette to sell in the United States.<br />The new model "has age-verification capabilities and prevents the use of unauthorized refill cartridges," Reuters reports. .<br />The vaporizer has a unique Pod ID chip <br />meant to stop the use of counterfeit cartridges. .<br />It also comes with an app <br />to restrict underage access. .<br />The new e-cigarette is reportedly already <br />for sale in the U.K. after launching <br />in 2021 under the name JUUL2 System.<br />The new e-cigarette is reportedly already <br />for sale in the U.K. after launching <br />in 2021 under the name JUUL2 System.<br />Juul's latest application to the U.S. Food and Drug <br />Administration seeks to sell tobacco-flavored <br />pods with less than 2% nicotine concentration.<br />Last year, Juul products were banned in the U.S.<br />after thousands of lawsuits surfaced, accusing the company of driving a teen vaping epidemic.<br />Last year, Juul products were banned in the U.S.<br />after thousands of lawsuits surfaced, accusing the company of driving a teen vaping epidemic.<br />Since then, Juul has been fighting with <br />the FDA to have its existing products approved.<br />Since then, Juul has been fighting with <br />the FDA to have its existing products approved.<br />In the meantime, it has pursued additional filings <br />to expand its line of e-cigarette alternatives <br />while appealing the FDA's previous decision. .<br />In the meantime, it has pursued additional filings <br />to expand its line of e-cigarette alternatives <br />while appealing the FDA's previous decision. .<br />Altria, the owner of Marlboro, <br />was a former investor in <br />the leading e-cigarette maker.<br />Altria, the owner of Marlboro, <br />was a former investor in <br />the leading e-cigarette maker
