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PMI saw an increase from 145 registrations in 2024 to 206 registrations in 2025, a 42% increase
Policy Forum Cigarette Marketing and Packaging The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act (FSPTCA) of 2009 gave the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authority to regulate tobacco products in several ways, including restricting cigarette packaging, requiring the inclusion of graphic warning labels (section 201 d), banning misleading descriptors such as light and low tar (section 911 a-b) that imply the product is less harmful, setting standards for nicotine content in cigarettes, and banning flavorings [1, 2]
The main ingredient, tobacco, is a plant-based product that, like many organic materials, can degrade when not stored properly
US availability is inconsistent, the flavor lineup is smaller than ours, and the puff count on most Ripple+ devices lands well below what a heavier user is going to want