Bans Sale of Merchandise with Tobacco Brand Names Bans distribution and sale of apparel and merchandise with brand-name logos (caps, Tshirts, backpacks, etc.)
Laments Donald Shopland, of Georgia, a retired public health expert: "We should be much further along than we are."
The law also states that vendors are prohibited from promoting vaping products by using testimonials or endorsements, creating false impressions about health effects, claiming that health benefits may be derived from vaping, or suggesting that vaping is safer than smoking
Links to material cited in this bulletin: Factsheet: Results of Montreal price survey:
Data from wave 2 (20142015) of the Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health (PATH) reported prevalence of co-use of tobacco and marijuana to be 21.3% among young adults aged 1824 years while data from wave 3 (20152016) showed that about 80.1% of ever users of marijuana reported co-use with a tobacco product/device 18,19