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Juul 1000% marketed their products to children. Altria (formerly Phillip Morris) also did the same thing with cigarettes for generations. Juul then goes on to
by betwixthewires 4y ago
Juul 1000% marketed their products to children. Altria (formerly Phillip Morris) also did the same thing with cigarettes for generations.
Juul then goes on to lobby the government to pull the ladder up behind them, successfully, by accusing it's competitors of doing what it did and drumming up fear of problems it created. This company and it's parent company are poster children for what's wrong with the corporate world.
If you vape, you should seriously consider ditching all these disposable finished products and just making coils and fluid yourself. It's cheaper (on the order of $100 a year) and you'll throw away less plastic and actually be able to know what it is you're inhaling. And as a bonus, these scum companies won't get any of your money.
- CharlesW 4y ago> Juul […] marketed their products to children. And there's lots of data to back this up: https://tobacco-img.stanford.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/21231836/JUUL_Marketing_Stanford.pdf https://tobacco-img.stanford.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/...
- julienb_sea 4y agoJuul has taken a lot of active steps to eliminate this portion of their business. At this point there are myriad fruit-forwards disposable competitors eating their lunch. See elf bars etc. Banning Juul is utterly irrelevant at this point and nothing more than retroactive punishment.
- abracadaniel 4y agoWhat would non-retroactive punishment look like? Allowing corporations to suffer actual consequences for their actions seems like something we could do with a lot more of.
- soared 4y agoI trust juul more than literally any online (or in store) nicotine juice seller.