JUUL

JUUL e-cigarettes ignited a youth vaping epidemic that erased decades of progress in the fight to reduce youth tobacco usage. From 2017-2018, e-cigarette use increased 78% among high school students and 48% among middle school students, with 21% of high school students and 5% of middle school students using e-cigarettes. JUUL pods are loaded with nicotine and other chemicals that are harmful to health. Youth and young adults are suffering from severe nicotine addiction and other serious health problems, including nicotine poisoning, seizures, strokes, heart and lung problems, and mental health problems related to the use of JUUL.