Resources To Prevent Youth Vaping Act

S 3653 increases user fees paid by tobacco manufacturers to fund FDA activities targeting youth vaping. It raises annual fees from $712 million (2019-2024) to $812 million (2025), then adjusts them yearly using inflation data. The bill requires all tobacco product classes (including newer e-cigarettes) to pay fees, with detailed reporting on how funds are spent - specifically mandating breakdowns for youth prevention campaigns, enforcement, research, and education. These changes directly affect tobacco manufacturers and importers who pay the fees, and the FDA, which must publicly report spending details annually to Congress.