FDA Raises Concerns Over Potent Nicotine-Like Chemicals in Vapes

6-methyl nicotine, a synthetic alternative, may be more addictive and is not currently regulated under existing U.S. tobacco laws.

6-methyl nicotine is a lab-made compound used in vapes that may be more potent than traditional nicotine.
The FDA is evaluating the potential risks and regulatory options for these synthetic chemicals.
Researchers highlight the need for more studies to fully understand the health impacts of 6-methyl nicotine.
Big tobacco companies are losing market share to vapes using synthetic nicotine analogues.
Charlie's Holdings and other companies plan to expand the use of 6-methyl nicotine internationally.