5. The National Institute of Health’s (NIH)
Monitoring the Future Survey (MTF)
actually reported decreases in e-cig
and tobacco use among teens from
2014 to 2015.
6. Yet, many media
did not include
any reference of
the NIH’s MTF
data that e-cig
use among
teens actually
dropped.
7. Now anti-vaping organizations are
using this data to push their own
agendas for tougher regulations
on vapor products, including
taxing them like cigarettes.
8. The fact is vapor products are
only for adults.
The average age of a vaper is 39
and mostly all are former smokers.
9. No teen should ever pick up an e-cig.
The vapor industry always has
supported laws on age restrictions of
these products.
Parents and guardians should talk to
their children about NOT using any
adult products.
10. The stark reality is
that smoking costs
America more than
$300B in annual
healthcare costs
and kills nearly
480,000 smokers
each year.
11. Finally, there is a product on the
market that can be effective in
helping reduce the public harm
caused by combusted cigarettes,
which science says is more than
95 percent less harmful than
smoking.