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JUUL is intensively marketed ON Instagram and other social media

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The JUUL became the most popular e-cigarette in the United States at the end of 2017 and has a market share of 72% as of September 2018. Its widespread use by youth has triggered multiple investigations by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

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Almost one-fifth of middle and high school students have seen JUUL used in school which makes JUUL a much more tempting product to try.

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JUULs affect your whole body and can often lead to death.

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Teens start using JUULS because it makes them look cool and because they are influenced by students or the environment around them.

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JUULpods come in different flavors to interest people into trying them.

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JUUL comes in sweet and fruity flavors, which make it especially dangerous.

Many are attributing the product’s rise to its sleek design that could be mistaken for a flash drive — which makes it easy to disguise — and array of available youth-appealing flavors, such as fruit medley, mango, cool cucumber and creme brulee.

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JUUL Labs was founded by former smokers with the goal of improving the lives of the world’s one billion adult smokers by providing a vapor alternative to cigarettes. JUUL Labs is not owned by, or in any way affiliated with, Big Tobacco.

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JUULS can cause depression when the user becomes to dependent on the drug.

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One JUUL pod is equivalent to 20 cigarettes.