OR HB3559

Prohibits sale of inhalant delivery systems (vapes, e-cigarettes) in Oregon unless listed in a directory maintained by the Attorney General, requiring manufacturers to submit annual certifications attesting to FDA marketing authorization compliance by January 1 each year

Bans sale of flavored inhalant delivery systems containing nicotine or nicotine analogues unless they have received FDA marketing authorization under 21 U.S.C. 387j

Establishes civil penalties for violations: $500 per product for first offense, $750-$1,000 plus 30-day license suspension for second offense within 12 months, $1,000-$1,500 plus license revocation for third offense; manufacturers face $10,000 per product penalty

Requires retailers to verify purchaser age using electronic ID scanning/swiping technology or visual verification of government-issued photo ID before selling inhalant delivery systems or tobacco products

Creates new "alternative nicotine product" category covering noncombustible nicotine products and "nicotine analogue" definition to capture synthetic nicotine substances, adding these to existing tobacco regulations; declares emergency effective on passage with provisions operative July 1, 2025