Tobacco, e-liquid, and vapor devices.

Increased the penalty for knowingly selling e-liquids or vapor products to individuals under 21 from a Class C infraction to a Class B infraction.

Added a new penalty making it a Class C infraction for a person under 21 to purchase, accept, or possess a vapor product.

Updated terminology to refer to 'vapor products' instead of 'vapor devices' in several sections to align with current usage.

Added a specific definition for 'vapor product' as a powered vaporizer that converts e-liquid to vapor for inhalation.

Removed the 'Engrossed Senate Bill' title and the list of sponsors and committee history.

Added the 'Senate Enrolled Act' title and the formal signatures page for the President of the Senate, President Pro Tempore, Speaker of the House, and Governor.

Updated the header to reflect the 124th General Assembly (2026) and changed the document type from 'Reprinted' to 'PRINTING CODE' instructions.

Added provisions specifically regulating THC products, including a Class B misdemeanor penalty for selling THC to minors.

Added a prohibition on advertising e-liquids or vapor products within 1,000 feet of school property.

Increased penalties for selling e-liquids or vapor devices to individuals under 21 from Class C infractions to Class B infractions.

Added a new definition for 'THC' to clarify what substances are covered under the new regulations.

Updated the bill's effective date and revision history to reflect the latest amendments.

The term 'vapor product' was replaced with 'vapor device' throughout the text, and new definitions were added for 'e-liquid' and 'flavoring'.

New requirements were added for retailers to obtain specific permits, retain invoices for two years, and prohibit self-service sales of e-liquids.

The penalty for making a delivery sale of a vapor device to a minor was increased from a Class C infraction to a Class B infraction.

The bill now explicitly covers the commercial manufacturing, bottling, and importing of e-liquids in Indiana.