Nicotine has a similar addiction profile as caffeine. It's all the other stuff mixed with cigarettes that makes it much more addictive. People who consume onl

Nicotine has a similar addiction profile as caffeine. It's all the other stuff mixed with cigarettes that makes it much more addictive. People who consume only nicotine (drops, patches, gum) and then try to stop using it have a relatively easy time compared to those who smoke. Also, dosage and frequency affects addiction. If you are constantly doing it, you are going to be addicted. I occasionally (a few times a month) use vape drops with nicotine on the skin or sublingual as a nootropic. I haven't notice any addiction or cravings whatsoever. Having had to deal with the disgust of roommates smoking, I was so happy when they switched to using a Juul. It didn't bother me at all after that. I did notice that they smoked even more though. This case seems bogus. They are using the product illegally since they are underage. Don't see how you can sue someone when what you are doing is illegal. Also, it is abundantly clear that the product is addictive.