When the vaping device company Juul first came out on the market, it seemed to offer a solution to a problem that thousands of Americans have likely struggled with for years. The device was intended to help adult smokers finally quit the habit. They still got the nicotine they were addicted to with each puff, but without the harmful toxins found in traditional cigarettes. But the sleek device and flavored pods appealed to the younger generation, perhaps even more than the adult smokers it was intended for. Now kids are potentially getting hooked unnecessarily on nicotine through these products. Often, they don’t recognize the potential risks they’re facing every time they vape, according to Refinery 29.
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