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Area of Science:

  • Public Health
  • Health Policy
  • Tobacco Control

Background:

  • All 50 US states have enacted e-cigarette minimum legal sales age (MLSA) policies.
  • A 2019 model MLSA policy was developed to guide effective underage sales prevention.
  • State implementation of these policies has not been systematically evaluated against the model.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore state e-cigarette MLSA policy implementation.
  • To assess alignment between state policies and the national model MLSA policy.
  • To identify facilitators and barriers in MLSA policy implementation.

Main Methods:

  • Conducted 24 key informant interviews with state personnel across 23 states.
  • Utilized Bullock's determinants of policy implementation framework for analysis.
  • Coded interviews based on framework domains, focusing on model policy components.

Main Results:

  • States showed variability in aligning MLSA policies with the model, especially concerning penalty structures and compliance checks.
  • Key implementation factors not included in the model emerged, such as online sales and license transfers.
  • Deviations included penalties for clerks versus retailers and the nature of compliance checks.

Conclusions:

  • State experiences with e-cigarette MLSA implementation offer insights for improving policies and future model guidance.
  • Recommendations include revising penalties, standardizing compliance checks, and regulating online sales.
  • Addressing novel issues like online sales and illegitimate license transfers is crucial for effective MLSA policy.