Archived from the original on July 12, 2021
Ward is a research fellow at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in the U.K.About 57% of videos depicted apathy towards law, reflecting indifference or disregard for laws that prohibit vaping among young people.One such video depicted two young people celebrating a successful underage vape purchase, while another displayed two individuals expressing joy at acquiring a 5% nicotine vape in Europe, where such strength is prohibited, researchers wrote in their paper.Likewise, 76% of the videos promoted themes of concealment and accessibility, touting how easy it is for underage kids to buy vapes and then use them discreetly, researchers said.Specifically, 48% of the TikTok videos had content relating to both the ease of access and the underage sales/purchasing of vapes
For example, in Wisconsin, an "electronic cigarette product" is defined as "a noncombustible product that uses heating elements to produce vapor or aerosol for inhalation of tobacco oil or other substances
If one's eyesight is not good, they can observe the end of the filter after smoking