It's funny how juul as a company is trying to look like an angel adding the "block the device" around schools option to C1 model and saying things like their Ceo did recently, but at the same time they sell millions of devices and cartridges for them full of 50mg nic salts which are causing addiction Very fast and the addiction is pretty strong, esp. for younger people. Nobody needs 50mg nic salts! People who used to smoke 3 packs of cigs a day were completely fine switching to 20-24mg nic e-juices (not salts).
Sorry, Dream, but I cringe when I hear statements like this. "
Nobody needs 50mg" ?? Well, nobody needs cigarettes. Nobody needs vapes. But nobody needs to tell others what they need. I'll ignore the part about nic addiction, but I've read dozens of studies going back over 20 years, and it's not what you think. Juul's original intent, as they designed the product, was to give as close as possible to a smoking experience. And they did a better job of that than any other vape company.
Yes, they are a company that makes money, and wanted to make more. So for a time, they exploited the popularity gained with teens. It was a brief, time, but they saw where that was headed, and pulled back from it. Not out of altruism, but they knew it would hurt
them long term. Like any other company, their goal is not to improve the standing of their industry, but to improve their bottom line.
Look at the data. I've posted it dozens of times, and it's easily found. One hit from a Juul is almost identical to what one hit from a cigarette gives, nic-wise. The fact that some quit with less nic is completely irrelevant. Many quit smoking cold turkey, with obviously zero nic, but that isn't what we should judge on.
