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HQD announced a rebrand on November 20, 2025, then rolled out new packaging and a V2 security label. Here's what changed and how to verify your HQD.

Looking for a Geek Bar THC vape? Geek Bar sells nicotine devices, and Geek THCX is a different brand. Here's what its lab reports list and what changes in federal hemp law.

Who makes Viho vapes? The brand says it was born in Detroit, but its site doesn't name a country of manufacture, and Viho isn't on the FDA's list of 48 authorized e-cigarettes.

Foger holds no FDA authorization, and the FDA lists only 48 authorized e-cigarettes. Here's what that actually means for buying a Foger, and the states where it matters.

Pennsylvania didn't ban vaping. Act 57 created a state directory, and from October 19, 2026 any nicotine vape not on it can be seized. Here's what qualifies and how to check.

Is JUUL still sold in 2026? Yes. The 2022 marketing denial order people remember was stayed within days and rescinded on June 6, 2024, and the FDA authorized the JUUL Device and 4 JUULpods on July 17,

A JUUL vape is a rechargeable pod system: the JUUL Device plus sealed JUULpods, bought separately. Here is how the device works, the four authorized pods and their two strengths, all five colors, and whether

Every Adjust vape has a dial, and each model tunes something different: coolness, flavor blending, sweetness or power. Here's what each one does and how to set it.

Four JUULpod flavors are authorized in the US: Virginia Tobacco and Menthol, each in 3% and 5%. Here's what happened to mango and mint, and what changed in May 2026.

Is Nixodine legal in 2026? It sits in a legal gray area that's closing fast. Makers say it falls outside FDA tobacco rules, but California already treats it like nicotine. Here's the state-by-state picture.

Does Nixodine show up on a nicotine test? Generally no. Standard tests look for cotinine, and Nixodine doesn't break down into it. Here's what that really means, plus the caveats and the honest answer

No, Texas has no flavor ban. Fruit, mint, candy, and dessert vapes are all still legal in 2026, unlike California and New York. SB 2024 restricts where a device is made, not how it tastes. Here's the catch