Standing outside a downtown Sacramento smoke shop, Angelos Clubb said he uses single-use devices, but he doesn’t feel they should be banned as a new law requires. He says the question he faces when it is time for a new one is where to put them after you’re done using them.
“I’ll admit I’ve thrown them away in the garbage and I’ve not thought about it,” Clubb said. “We got to have more designated areas for that.”
It’s a problem California lawmakers are trying to address with a new law that will phase disposable nicotine vapes out of stores across the state starting in 2028. Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 762, which prohibits the sale of disposable vapes by 2028…