FDA Might Pick At Nicotine Toothpick Firm's Drug, Supplement Products
Executive Summary
FDA warns Smart Toothpicks about selling nicotine-infused toothpicks to a minor and its online claim, "nicotine satisfaction without smoke damage to your lungs.” Escaping FDA attention so far are a dry mouth claim and a B12 formulation.
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