Neither Juul nor any other e-cigarette has been approved by the FDA to help smokers quit. Anti-tobacco experts are perplexed that the FDA hasn't stopped Juul from pitching its nicotine-emitting device to millions of American smokers looking to quit cigarettes. Those risks have led some experts to conclude that smokers who use both cigarettes and e-cigarettes are unlikely to get any health benefit. Survey and study results suggest about 10% to 30% of smokers who vape are able to quit cigarettes. Juul points to recent survey results that suggest nearly 50% of smokers who tried Juul stopped using cigarettes within three months.

Source: ABC News May 09, 2019 19:41 UTC