Author: Tresia Bowles
ATLANTA — On the heels of an online business disguising e-cigarettes as school supplies, the Georgia Retailers’ Association is urging the Food and Drug Administration and local authorities to crack down harder on the sale of vape products.
Some vape pens are designed to look like highlighters, hoodies, USB drives, and water bottles; making it more difficult for parents and teachers to notice students have them.
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