A spokesperson for Juul dismissed the Yale team's lab research, writing in a statement, "The researchers' hypothetical exposure analysis failed to take into account real world conditions, including realistic human exposure to vapor products like Juul." One of the chemicals that the FDA is considering adding to the list is diacetyl, which gives products a butter-like flavor
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Lawmakers pointed out that similar flavored e-cigarette products are banned outright in China, where the manufacturer is based, yet remain widely sold in the United States despite years of warning letters and penalties
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