Several states are currently considering new restrictions on disposable vapes. The situation is constantly evolving, but here are the key states to watch:

Maryland

Maryland has had various flavor ban proposals circulating in the state legislature. While nothing has passed yet, it's a state to watch — particularly given that neighboring states (Virginia, Pennsylvania) still allow flavored products, making Maryland potentially more likely to act.

Minnesota

Minnesota has some of the highest tobacco taxes in the country and has been considering flavor ban legislation for years. The state already has strict regulations on tobacco products, and a flavor ban on vapes is periodically introduced in the legislature.

Hawaii

Hawaii has considered flavor ban legislation multiple times. The state's small size and high cost of living make the vape market unusual, but lawmakers have repeatedly proposed restrictions on flavored vaping products.

Ohio

Ohio has seen various proposals for vape regulations, including flavor bans and higher taxes. The state has a large and active vaping community, and the political battle over restrictions has been ongoing.

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania is a major state for vaping — both in terms of consumers and retailers. Flavor ban proposals have been introduced but haven't passed. The state's political makeup makes a statewide ban unlikely in the near term, but local restrictions in cities like Philadelphia are possible.