The FDA states that there are only 23 vaping products that can be legally marketed. This is misleading if not an outright lie being spread to intimidate retailers and distributors.There are literally thousands of vaping products still legally on the market because: 1.  Hundreds/thousands of products are still under enforcement discretion because the FDA hasn't ruled on all the PMTAs yet and said it won't finish reviewing them until the end of this year.2.  The FDA has also withdrawn MDOs on many companies covering hundreds of more products when the FDA was faced with lawsuits that it was clearly going to lose. 3.  Several federal courts have also stayed the enforcement of MDOs against even more companies covering hundreds of more products while their lawsuits are still pending. If the FDA wants to limit what can be sold in retail outlets, then THE FDA should be required to publish a list of the thousands of products still legally on the market (not just the 23 with MGOs). Retailers and distributors should not have the burden put on them to figure out what vaping products can still legally be sold because they have no reasonable way to compile an accurate list of legal products. Only the FDA has the ability to create a list of legal vaping products. If the FDA tries to act on these threats, it will be facing dozens of more lawsuits.