The Food and Drug Administration is allowing vaping brand Juul to keep its e-cigarettes on the market, providing relief to a company that has struggled for years after being widely blamed for sparking the teen vaping trend.

U.S. regulators authorized Juul Labs to keep its e-cigarettes on the U.S. market, breathing new life into the vaping company after a 2022 federal ban pushed it to the brink of bankruptcy.The decision removes Juul from the limbo it has been mired in since then,

Juul Labs said on Thursday the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has authorized the sale of its e-cigarette device and refill cartridges in tobacco and menthol flavors, after years of struggle with heightened regulatory scrutiny.