This decision is also reflective of developing regulations in a growing number of states and municipalities. Earlier today, the American Medical Association ratcheted up the pressure on e-commerce sites in an effort to curtail sales of vaping products, citing the outbreak of serious lung injuries. The AMA sent a letter sent to the CEOs of Amazon, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Microsoft, calling on the companies to remain vigilant against the sale of items used to create counterfeit vaping products, such as empty vaping cartridges. Already, the retail giant Walmart as well as the grocery chain Kroger have also ceased sales of e-cigarettes in the wake of reports of deaths and other illness have been linked to vaping
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