Yes, there is evidence that JUUL focused its marketing efforts on young adults and children, including:
JUUL advertised its vape products on social media websites and channels primarily used by a younger age group.
JUUL vape pens look like ordinary pens or USB sticks, making them easy to conceal from teachers and parents.
Although JUUL has pulled fruit flavors off the market, pods were previously available in a range of fruity and candy flavors appealing to children and teens rather than adult smokers.
If your child became addicted to nicotine or suffered a health condition caused by JUUL products, our attorneys could help you move forward with a legal claim.