> but I don't see what this company in particular has done. They've developed a special formulation of vape juice that causes a much more dramatic spike in blo

> but I don't see what this company in particular has done. They've developed a special formulation of vape juice that causes a much more dramatic spike in blood nicotine levels, which experts confirm increases the risk of addiction dramatically compared to the gentle plateau of blood nicotine caused by other vaping products [0]. Maybe this is beneficial on net (Juul confirms outright that the nicotine spike is the entire point of their formula, but they say it's intentional to help people quit smoking) but don't try to muddy the issue by claiming they're being singled out for no reason. [0]: https://www.theverge.com/2018/7/3/17529442/juul-vapes-nicotine-electronic-cigarettes-addiction-funding https://www.theverge.com/2018/7/3/17529442/juul-vapes-nicoti...