The action is seemingly innocuous at first, but its apparently a murky tribute to Walt Disneys smoking habits with the company side-stepping around the reason as to why the icon pointed that way, writes HuffPo
In a statement to the Atlantic, the company wrote, We do not want non-nicotine users to buy JUUL products and that is why our marketing is aimed at adult smokers age 35 and up. As the Atlantic reports, Juuls ads attempt to follow this directive, even going so far as to list the ages of their spokespeople
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"If I'm out with my girlfriends after a dinner party, I think let's live a little," she says, with hedonistic abandon, before revealing that she smokes "one cigarette every two months"
Addressing these health concerns and improving the safety and reliability of products are crucial for the sustained growth of the e-cigarette market