Only six companies cleared the state's certification process. Here's who made the cut and what they can sell.
| Manufacturer | Key Products | Flavors Available | Nicotine Strength |
|---|---|---|---|
| Juul Labs | Juul device + pods | Tobacco, Menthol | Up to 5% (50mg/ml) |
| NJoy (Altria) | NJoy Ace, NJoy Daily | Tobacco, Menthol | 2.4% - 6% |
| R.J. Reynolds (BAT) | Vuse Alto, Vuse Vibe | Tobacco, Menthol, Golden Tobacco | Up to 5% |
| Blue Nine | blu e-cigarettes | Tobacco, Menthol | Up to 4% |
| Custom Technologies | CrossBar Disposable | 4 flavors | 5% (50mg) |
| Schwartz E-Liquid | Naked 100 (10 flavors) | Fruit, tobacco, menthol | Up to 12mg/ml |
Notably, several of these manufacturers are owned by the largest tobacco companies in the world. Altria owns NJoy, British American Tobacco owns R.J. Reynolds Vapor Company, and Imperial Brands owns blu. The approved list reads like a who's-who of Big Tobacco's vape divisions .
Meanwhile, 23 additional manufacturers are pending certification, including Chinese companies like Shenzhen Smoore Technology and Shenzhen IVPS Technology. If approved, their products could re-enter the PA market in coming months pennsylvania ends directory.
