Vaping is not the same as smoking, but it’s still not healthy.

E-cigarettes almost always contain nicotine as well as harmful substances, trace metals and other toxins.

Vaping is not the same as smoking, but it’s still not healthy.

E-cigarettes almost always contain nicotine as well as harmful substances, trace metals and other toxins.

While nicotine-free vapes do exist, more than 99% of products sold from Geek Bar, JUUL, Elf Bar, Vuse, RAZ and other leading brands contain nicotine – and lots of it. For example, one large Geek Bar Pulse with standard strength has the same amount of nicotine as 75 cigarettes.

While nicotine-free vapes do exist, more than 99% of products sold from Geek Bar, JUUL, Elf Bar, Vuse, RAZ and other leading brands contain nicotine – and lots of it. For example, one large Geek Bar Pulse with standard strength has the same amount of nicotine as 75 cigarettes.

The size of the vape doesn’t tell you how strong the liquid is.

In the last five years, the average nicotine concentration in vaping pods sold in the U.S. has tripled, making vaping much more addictive.

The size of the vape doesn’t tell you how strong the liquid is.

In the last five years, the average nicotine concentration in vaping pods sold in the U.S. has tripled, making vaping much more addictive.

The tobacco industry spends nearly $800,000 per day marketing their products in Tennessee alone.

Globally, these companies spend hundreds of millions of dollars on websites, advertising and sponsorships because they know they will make back that money and much more.

The tobacco industry spends nearly $800,000 per day marketing their products in Tennessee alone.

Globally, these companies spend hundreds of millions of dollars on websites, advertising and sponsorships because they know they will make back that money and much more.

Just because the exhaled vape and smell quickly disappear, the toxins in e-cigarette vapors remain in the air just like second-hand smoke. E-cigarette emissions can worsen indoor air quality by increasing airborne levels of nicotine, particulate matter, metals such as aluminum and other potentially harmful chemicals. Some of these substances have been linked to respiratory and heart disease and cancer.

Just because the exhaled vape and smell quickly disappear, the toxins in e-cigarette vapors remain in the air just like second-hand smoke. E-cigarette emissions can worsen indoor air quality by increasing airborne levels of nicotine, particulate matter, metals such as aluminum and other potentially harmful chemicals. Some of these substances have been linked to respiratory and heart disease and cancer.

With smoking or vaping, nicotine travels from your lungs to your bloodstream and then to your brain. There, it triggers the release of dopamine, a brain chemical involved in pleasure, reward and motivation. With repeated use, the brain adapts to nicotine and begins to crave it, so you may eventually use it not just to feel good, but to avoid feeling irritable, restless, or unable to concentrate. That cycle is nicotine addiction.

With smoking or vaping, nicotine travels from your lungs to your bloodstream and then to your brain. There, it triggers the release of dopamine, a brain chemical involved in pleasure, reward and motivation. With repeated use, the brain adapts to nicotine and begins to crave it, so you may eventually use it not just to feel good, but to avoid feeling irritable, restless, or unable to concentrate. That cycle is nicotine addiction.

Research shows that 88% of online e-cigarette stores appear to violate policies designed to prevent underage access.

Illegally sold, flavored disposable e-cigarettes, “smart” vapes, and oral nicotine pouches are putting young people at risk of a lifetime of nicotine addiction.

Research shows that 88% of online e-cigarette stores appear to violate policies designed to prevent underage access.

Illegally sold, flavored disposable e-cigarettes, “smart” vapes, and oral nicotine pouches are putting young people at risk of a lifetime of nicotine addiction.