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Focusing on the rapidly growing market for vapor products that don't contain nicotine — such as prefilled electronic inhalation devices containing vitamins, minerals, or other substances — this bill requires those products to be registered on the state's existing electronic cigarette product registry before they can be legally sold in Utah, and clarifies that cannabinoid-containing vaping products (those with hemp-derived compounds like CBD or THC) are legally distinct from regulated cannabinoid products and cannot be listed on that same registry. Retailers who sell unregistered non-nicotine inhalation products face escalating civil penalties starting at $1,500 for a first offense and rising to $6,000 plus permit revocation for a third offense, while retail employees who knowingly sell cannabinoid vaping products face criminal misdemeanor charges.