Vapor products; legislative purpose; definitions; manufacturing; labeling; marketing; safety requirements; penalties and suspension; Attorney General enforcement; Vapor Products Compliance Fund; repealer; effective date.

HB 1265 regulates vapor products in Oklahoma to protect public health and safety. It requires manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to use child-resistant caps, tamper-evident packaging, and specific nicotine warning labels on products. The bill bans marketing terms like "candy," "gummy bear," or "bubble gum" that could appeal to minors and restricts health-related claims. Enforcement is handled by the Attorney General, and a Vapor Products Compliance Fund is established for oversight. The law directly affects businesses selling vapor products and aims to prevent youth access through labeling and marketing restrictions.