The FDA has authorized sale of the NJOY Daily, the venerable disposable e-cigarette sold mostly in convenience stores and gas stations. A low-powered cigalike-style vape, the Daily is a popular beginner device, and is also widely used as a backup for experienced vapers.
The agency authorized two tobacco-flavored versions of the product: Rich Tobacco flavor (sold only with 4.5% nicotine) and Extra Rich Tobacco (6% nicotine only).
The Daily is the second NJOY product to earn FDA authorization, and the first disposable vape. In April the agency granted NJOY authorization for its Ace pod vape and three tobacco-flavored refill pods. The NJOY Ace is the first modern pod device given the go-ahead by the FDA.
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