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Oregon Regulators Ban Cannabis Vape Additives
The decision, months in the making, was prompted by a vaping-related illness that killed dozens and sickened thousands across the US.
Published on Dec 18, 2020 2:29PM ESTOregon
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On Thursday, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission took its most sweeping action to-date against cannabis vape additives. The move follows months of rulemaking and an independent investigation into products sold in the state’s adult use market.
Specifically, new OLCC rules take effect this month to ban: Vitamin E acetate; squalene and squalane; propylene glycol; and triglycerides. Further, the rules require more comprehensive disclosures around “non-cannabis additives,” and that products clearly note if an “additive is meant for human inhalation.”
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Oregon regulators are considering new rules on vape ingredients and asking for a voluntary recall of certain products.
Oregon wants some cannabis vape manufacturers to recall products that might cause lung injuries.
The Oregon Liquor Control Commission is asking for a voluntary recall of two potential cannabis vape ingredients: squalene and squalane. They’re derived from olives and have been used to dilute the liquid that goes into vape pens so it can easily vaporize.
The agency said the ingredients have been linked with Vitamin E acetate and the safety problems that put thousands of vapers in the hospital with lung damage last year.