For example, JUUL, Vuse, and similar cartridge e-cigarettes usually contain 5% nicotine (approximately 50mg/ml)
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This shift in consumption composition arises as basic needs take a smaller share of total household expenditure, leaving room for discretionary purchases of products perceived as luxury or experiential
Instead, it generates vapor that goes through a tobacco-packed capsule, emitting far less smell but, according to users, less potent than rival products. In 2015, JT shored up its international vapor business when it acquired Logic, an e-cigarette company that was then the third-largest in the US, but has since slid in market share, also thanks to Juul
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