Over just a few years, Juul has gone from being the most popular electronic cigarette on the market to being identified as a public health hazard by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Why did the ever-popular vape company experience such a fall from grace? And what does this mean for e-cigarette users across the country?
Juul’s Controversial Past
Juul’s rocky relationship with the FDA dates back to 2018 when the FDA launched an investigation into the sales of Juul e-cigarettes to underage kids. The FDA wanted to look over Juul’s marketing materials and demanded that the vape company create a plan to prevent teenagers from purchasing their products.
