According to the Connecticut Website portal.ct.gov, JUUL has agreed to refrain from: Youth marketing Funding education programs Depicting persons under age 35 in any marketing Use of cartoons Paid product placement Sale of brand name merchandise Sale of flavors not approved by FDA Allowing access to websites without age verification on landing page Representations about nicotine not approved by FDA Misleading representations about nicotine content Sponsorships/naming rights Advertising in outlets unless 85 percent audience is adult Advertising on billboards Public transportation advertising Social media advertising (other than testimonials by individuals over the age of 35, with no health claims) Use of paid influencers Direct-to-consumer ads unless age-verified, and Free samples
"The studies also provide early evidence of positive changes to actual smoking and quitting behaviours." The website cites Tasneem Chipty, an econometric analyst who examined data from a series of surveys
Moreover, descriptors in the subcategory explicitly use the word mint and include examples such as mint splash, mint burst max, and extreme mint
Long term exposure to PM2.5 has been linked to heart disease, stroke, chronic respiratory illness, and premature death, as established through large scale population studies published in The Lancet Planetary Health
Ive tested dozens of units with professional-grade particle counters, not consumer gadgets
