16 years, and in that time, the states health care impact is now estimated to be $3.2 billion a year. If HB 2382 is approved, the revenue gained from the tax would be directed toward funding public health programs, enforcing taxes on cigarettes, tobacco, and vapor products, and addressing the states current general fund shortfall
Research suggests that users are more likely to continue smoking along with vaping, which is referred to as dual use. The American Heart Association recommends proven methods to successfully quit smoking
They dissolve through the lining of your mouth over 2030 minutes, no spike, no crash, just steady release
Young people are particularly vulnerable to vaping's harmful effects: Brain development: Nicotine can harm the developing brain, affecting areas responsible for attention, learning, mood regulation, and impulse control