Elf Bar and other e-cigarette makers dodged U.S. customs and taxes after China's ban on vaping flavors

In only two years, a small, colorful vaping device called Elf Bar has become the most popular disposable e-cigarette in the world, generating billions in sales and quickly emerging as the overwhelming favorite of underage U.S. teens who vape.

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