E-cigarettes flew off store shelves between 2019 and 2023, and 80% were in youth-friendly flavors like fruit, candy, mint and menthol. In all, e-cigarette sales rose 47% over the period, according to a new report from the CDC Foundation and Truth Initiative that called on more states to restrict sales of flavored vapes. Advertisement The report noted that sales restrictions and enforcement measures in Massachusetts reduced sales of flavored e-cigarettes by more than 98% in retail stores.