Federal Prosecutors Conducting Criminal Probe of Juul
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#2Honest question: how much of the recent pushback could be attributed to incumbents feeling threatened by Juul et al.?
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#3The world is burning to the ground but at least these damn kids won't have Mango flavored e-cigs anymore. What a lovely use of our resources.
Re: Federal Prosecutors Conducting Criminal Probe of Juul
#4Honest question: how much of the recent pushback could be attributed to incumbents feeling threatened by Juul et al.?
It's all theater as far as I'm concerned. Nobody actually gives a shit about this.
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#5> 28% of high school students this year said they had used an e-cigarette at least once in the past 30 days
Holy smokes! If you look at data from a few years ago [1] that's more than double what you'd see for cigarette smoking (eyeballing the numbers here, the data is more granular).
Is it easier for kids to get e-cigs than cigarettes? Or do they just want them more?
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK294302/table/ch13.t3/?...
Re: Federal Prosecutors Conducting Criminal Probe of Juul
#6> 28% of high school students this year said they had used an e-cigarette at least once in the past 30 days Holy smokes! If you look at data from a few years ago [1] that's more than double what you'd see for cigarette smoking (eyeballing the numbers here, the data is more granular). Is it easier for kids to get e-cigs than cigarettes? Or do they just want them more? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK294302/table…
Juuls are pervasive in modern day high school. Either you have one or your friend has one.
My little sister told me that the bathrooms are basically used vape-stations between classes now, and most people have tried it.
Re: Federal Prosecutors Conducting Criminal Probe of Juul
#7> 28% of high school students this year said they had used an e-cigarette at least once in the past 30 days Holy smokes! If you look at data from a few years ago [1] that's more than double what you'd see for cigarette smoking (eyeballing the numbers here, the data is more granular). Is it easier for kids to get e-cigs than cigarettes? Or do they just want them more? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK294302/table…
1. They taste better
2. Yes, they are easier to get, for a couple reasons: once you have a juul you only need juul pods, and additionally you don't need to purchase a lighter (which you need to be over eighteen a lot of places to purchase).
edit 3. They are far more discreet (you can vape in a classroom if you are in the back and it is dark) and deliver more nicotine.
Re: Federal Prosecutors Conducting Criminal Probe of Juul
#8The world is burning to the ground but at least these damn kids won't have Mango flavored e-cigs anymore. What a lovely use of our resources.
Please don't post unsubstantive comments here.
Re: Federal Prosecutors Conducting Criminal Probe of Juul
#9The world is burning to the ground but at least these damn kids won't have Mango flavored e-cigs anymore. What a lovely use of our resources.
> What a lovely use of our resources.
Protecting kids from predatory companies selling them addictive substances? Yep that’s exactly what we should be spending resources on.
Re: Federal Prosecutors Conducting Criminal Probe of Juul
#10Honest question: how much of the recent pushback could be attributed to incumbents feeling threatened by Juul et al.?
The incumbents own Juul. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/19/health/juul-altria-e-ciga...