A lot of the core rules remain the same. The minimum age to buy any tobacco or nicotine product in Florida is still 21. You still can't sell disposables to minors, and that includes online sales where age must be verified. The basic definition of a disposable vape—a single-use device with a pre-filled cartridge—hasn't changed either.

Also, the tax structure hasn't been overhauled. Florida still imposes a excise tax on nicotine products, but rates haven't shifted with these regulatory updates. So the price you pay isn't likely to jump because of these rules.

One more thing: local governments can still pass their own restrictions. Some counties and cities have banned flavored vapes or restricted where they can be sold. Those local laws are still in effect, so check your local rules as well.