The North Carolina Senate has passed a bipartisan bill that would make child-resistant packaging and warning labels mandatory for liquids used with electronic-cigarette vaporizers, as reported by Packing Business Review.
Once approved, the law that would be effective from December 1, would ban the sale of any e-liquid product without the necessary child-resistant packaging and warning labels in North Carolina.
As reported in The Winston-Salem Journal, sponsors believe the bill is essential to reduce harmful effects of e-cigarettes and vaporizer devices on the public.
The bill is primarily aimed at adoption of unique packaging that would be difficult for those under the age of five to open.
Has this been proven to work? I’m not surprised, I think this is a good idea. Just curious if there’s any research behind this.