In a court filing this week, the FDA said it may not be able to complete premarket tobacco product application (PMTA) reviews for some of the most popular e-cigarettes on the market until Dec. 31, 2023 program.

After learning of the delay, Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois began demanding immediate action from the FDA to remove e-cigarettes and vaping products from store shelves, saying the agency was ignoring courts that required them to act by September 2021 Order.

"On Tuesday, in a shocking filing to a federal judge, the FDA revealed that it would delay another six months in fulfilling the public health mandate the court declared years ago. The FDA will The review of the most popular e-cigarette applications will not be completed until the end of 2023, another outrageous delay," Durbin said. "How could this federal agency knowingly and willingly ignore this court order to protect America's children?"

Durbin has repeatedly urged the FDA to complete its premarket review of e-cigarettes, calling on the agency to use its powers to quickly remove all unreviewed vaping products from store shelves to ensure the safety of American consumers.

“Despite FDA indecision, hesitation and delay, more than a million American children have started vaping,” Durbin said this week, calling on the agency to comply with the court order. "Not next year. Not next month. Immediately, today," Durbin said in a release.

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