According to the FDA’s they prevented about 450,000 youth from starting e cigarette use between 2023 and 2024.

The campaign used ads on social media and other platforms to warn teens about the dangers of vaping.

The campaign saved billions of dollars in future health related costs.

Many teens are modifying or “hacking” their e cigarettes.

Vaping can cause addiction and raise the risk of using regular cigarettes in the future.

Chemicals in vape liquids, such as nicotine and THC, can harm the developing brain in teens.

E cigarette companies use colorful packaging fruity flavors to attract younger users.

E Cigarettes are seen in retail stores, online ads, or on TV.

Some E cigarettes are designed to look like toys making them more appealing to kids.

Ads often show vaping as trendy or fun, using bright colors and catchy slogans.

If you see promotions with popular characters or influencers, it's likely aimed at younger audiences.

Be cautious of ads that highlight sweet or fruity flavors, as they're designed to attract youth.

E-cigarettes are the most commonly used tobacco product among U.S. youth.

Exposure to e cigarette marketing increases the likelihood of youth trying vaping.

Many young users are unaware that e cigarettes contain nicotine, which is highly addictive.