They were right: By 2018, Juul had taken over between 40% and 68% of the e-cigarette market, depending on how you count
Vaping in airports is generally restricted, however, most airports have designated smoking areas where electronic smoking devices like vape pens can be used
Taxes keep going up on the products and the manufacturers respond by raising prices to offset the higher excise taxes
Research studies are starting to disprove dubious claims about e-cigarettes, namely that they are 95% less harmful than cigarettes
So, while an e-liquid with a strength of 8 mg would produce a moderate nicotine hit with a cigalike, the same e-liquid with a sub-ohm device would overwhelm most users
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