GITNUXREPORT 2026

Current Vaping Statistics

Vaping statistics are shifting fast, with 2026 showing a clear break from the patterns people learned to expect. This page puts the latest Current Vaping data side by side with what came before so you can spot whether the trend is really moving or just changing its look.

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U.S. Global vape market valued at $28.17B in 2023, projected $82.53B by 2030 CAGR 16.5%

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Disposable e-cig segment held 54.2% U.S. market share in 2023 revenue

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Global e-liquid sales reached $8.5B in 2023, driven by flavors

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U.S. vape retail sales hit $10.4B in 2022, up 20% YoY

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Juul Labs market cap dropped to $2.5B by 2023 from $38B peak

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China produced 90% of global vapes, exporting $5.2B in 2022

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U.S. online vape sales $2.9B in 2023 despite regulations

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Altria invested $12.8B in Juul stake, wrote down $8.5B loss by 2023

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British American Tobacco vape revenue $3.4B in 2023, 13% of total

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Philip Morris VEEV revenue grew 20% to $1.2B in 2023

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U.S. convenience store vape sales $4.1B in 2023, 25% category growth

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Global pod system vapes market $15.6B in 2023, CAGR 25.3% to 2030

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Imperial Brands Next vape sales up 47% to £500m in 2023

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U.S. vape shop industry revenue $7.2B in 2023, 3,500+ stores

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Illegal U.S. vape market estimated $2.6B annually post-flavor bans

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Asia-Pacific vape market $12.4B in 2023, 45% global share

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U.S. nicotine salt e-liquids captured 62% market share in 2023

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In 2023, lung injury cases linked to vaping (EVALI) numbered 2,807 confirmed U.S. cases with 68 deaths, mostly THC products

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E-cigarette use associated with 30% increased risk of COPD among U.S. adults per 2023 studies

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Youth vapers 1.44 times more likely to start smoking cigarettes within 2 years, per 2023 longitudinal data

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Nicotine from e-cigarettes raises heart rate by 23.8% and blood pressure by 13.9 mmHg acutely

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2023 meta-analysis: Vaping increases odds of asthma exacerbation by 1.43 in users

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EVALI patients had 82% history of THC vaping, vitamin E acetate implicated

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Daily vaping linked to 19% higher odds of myocardial infarction in adults

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E-cigarette aerosols contain 2-10 times more carbonyls than traditional cigarettes under high power

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Youth e-cig users 2.7 times more likely to develop nicotine dependence

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Vaping associated with 40% increased depression risk in adolescents, 2023 study

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Flavorings in e-cigs like diacetyl linked to bronchiolitis obliterans ("popcorn lung")

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E-cig users have 1.3 times higher stroke risk per large cohort study

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2022 data: 15.9% of vapers reported respiratory symptoms vs. 7.4% non-users

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Heavy vaping (>1 mL/day) impairs vascular function by 20-30%

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EVALI mortality rate was 2.4% among hospitalized cases in 2019-2020

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Nicotine e-cigs increase ADHD symptoms by 1.5-fold in youth users

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Aerosols contain metals like lead at 10x cigarette levels in some devices

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Vaping during pregnancy increases preterm birth risk by 30%

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Chronic vapers show 25% reduced lung function (FEV1) decline over 3 years

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E-cig use doubles oral cancer biomarker levels

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2023: Vapers have 1.6x higher anxiety disorder odds

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Secondhand e-cig aerosol exposure raises nicotine in non-users by 2-3x

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FDA authorized 23 tobacco/menthol e-cig products by mid-2023, banning most flavored

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U.S. PACT Act 2022 banned vape mail delivery to consumers under 21

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EU TPD 2014 limits e-liquid nicotine to 20mg/ml, tank size 2ml

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California banned flavored tobacco including vapes in 2022, reducing sales 57%

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FDA issued MDOs to 55m+ flavored disposable vapes in 2024 enforcement

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UK's MHRA authorized 4k+ vape products under TPD compliance by 2023

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Massachusetts banned all flavored vapes in 2019, upheld in 2023

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FDA's 2022 proposed rule covers youth-appealing flavors in enforcement

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Australia's 2021 ban on vape imports without prescription reduced retail sales 90%

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New Zealand raised vape age to 18, banned marketing in 2020 TCVA

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FDA seized $34m in illegal vapes in 2023 operations

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Canada's 2023 flavored vape sales ban except tobacco/menthol

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UK's 2023 disposable vape ban consultation launched for 2024

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India banned single-use plastic vapes and e-cigs in 2019

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FDA's PMTA deadline Jan 2020 led to 1m+ applications reviewed by 2023

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Brazil's Anvisa banned flavored vapes in 2023 resolution

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U.S. states with flavor bans: 28 by 2024, covering disposables in many

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WHO FCTC Article 9-10 guides e-cig regulation in 120+ countries by 2023

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Thailand's 2023 vape import ban enforced with 1,000+ arrests

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In 2023, 4.6% of U.S. adults aged 18-24 reported daily e-cigarette use

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6.0% of U.S. adults were current e-cigarette users in 2022 NSDUH data, equating to 14.1 million

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Among U.S. adults who smoke, 42.1% tried e-cigarettes to quit in 2021-2023 surveys

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Daily e-cigarette use among U.S. adults rose to 3.7% in 2020-2021, per NHIS

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11.3% of U.S. young adults (18-24) were current vapers in 2022, NSDUH

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In 2023, 4.5% of U.S. adults used e-cigarettes exclusively, without combustible tobacco

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U.S. adult vaping prevalence was 4.5% in 2021 PATH Study waves

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2022 data: 2.9% of U.S. adults aged 25-44 vaped daily

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Among U.S. cigarette smokers, 55% have tried e-cigarettes as of 2023 surveys

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1.8% of U.S. adults over 65 were current e-cigarette users in 2022

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Dual use of e-cigarettes and cigarettes among U.S. adults was 3.1% in 2021

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2023 Gallup: 12% of U.S. adults have tried vaping, with 4% current users

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U.S. adult males had 5.8% current vaping rate vs. 2.9% females in 2022 NSDUH

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Non-Hispanic White adults showed 6.8% vaping prevalence in 2022 U.S. data

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Hispanic adults had 3.2% current e-cigarette use in 2022 NSDUH

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Black adults reported 3.5% vaping in 2022 U.S. surveys

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7.1% of U.S. adults with mental health issues vaped in 2021-2022

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Military veterans in U.S. had 8.4% current vaping in recent VA studies

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2023: 15.5% of U.S. young adults (18-24) currently vape, per recent polls

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E-cigarette use among pregnant U.S. women was 1.2% in 2021-2022 PRAMS

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3.4% of U.S. college students reported daily vaping in 2022 surveys

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Rural U.S. adults had 5.2% vaping rate vs. 4.1% urban in 2022 data

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Vaping initiation among never-smokers aged 18+ was 1.5% annually in PATH data

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In 2023, approximately 2.55 million U.S. middle and high school students (6.6%) reported current e-cigarette use, defined as use on at least one day during the past 30 days

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Among U.S. high school students in 2023, 10.0% reported current e-cigarette use, with disposable e-cigarettes being the most popular device type at 87.7% among users

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In 2022, 14.1% of U.S. middle school students and 27.5% of high school students had ever used e-cigarettes, per the National Youth Tobacco Survey

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Black high school students in the U.S. saw a vaping prevalence of 8.4% in 2023, up from previous years, indicating rising disparities

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In 2023, 89.5% of current youth e-cigarette users in the U.S. used flavored products, with fruit flavors at 44.5%

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Hispanic high school students reported 9.2% current e-cigarette use in 2023 NYTS data

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White high school students had the highest current vaping rate at 10.6% in 2023 among U.S. youth

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In 2023, 1 in 5 U.S. high school students who vaped used e-cigarettes frequently (20+ days in past 30)

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Asian American high school students showed 5.1% current e-cigarette use in 2023, lower than other groups

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76.8% of current U.S. youth vapers in 2023 used disposable e-cigarettes, per NYTS

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Multiracial high school students reported 12.4% current vaping in 2023 U.S. data

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In 2023, 20.2% of U.S. high school students had ever used e-cigarettes, down from peaks but still high

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Female high school students in U.S. had 8.2% current e-cigarette use in 2023 NYTS

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Male high school students reported 11.7% current vaping in 2023, higher than females

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43.6% of current youth vapers in 2023 used high nicotine concentration products (>5% nicotine)

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In 2023 NYTS, 2.8% of middle school students used e-cigarettes daily or nearly daily

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LGBTQ+ high school students had 20.1% current e-cigarette use in recent U.S. surveys

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2023 data shows 1.15 million U.S. middle schoolers ever tried vaping

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In 2023, 58.2% of youth vapers used fruit-flavored e-cigarettes

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Urban high school students showed 10.3% vaping prevalence vs. 9.7% rural in 2023

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2023 NYTS: 3.4% of U.S. youth vaped on 20+ days in past month

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In 2023, 12.6% of 12th graders in U.S. vaped nicotine daily, per Monitoring the Future

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8th graders showed 3.7% current vaping in 2023 MTFS data

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10th graders had 9.2% current e-cigarette use in 2023 U.S. survey

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Lifetime vaping among 12th graders reached 32.5% in 2023

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 11, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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In 2025, vaping use is shifting in ways many people still do not expect, from who is using to how devices and flavors are being chosen. The latest survey and market snapshots also point to a widening gap between perception and what current behavior actually looks like. Here’s the set of current vaping statistics that helps make sense of that mismatch.

Economic Aspects

1U.S. Global vape market valued at $28.17B in 2023, projected $82.53B by 2030 CAGR 16.5%

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2Disposable e-cig segment held 54.2% U.S. market share in 2023 revenue

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3Global e-liquid sales reached $8.5B in 2023, driven by flavors

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4U.S. vape retail sales hit $10.4B in 2022, up 20% YoY

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5Juul Labs market cap dropped to $2.5B by 2023 from $38B peak

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6China produced 90% of global vapes, exporting $5.2B in 2022

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7U.S. online vape sales $2.9B in 2023 despite regulations

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8Altria invested $12.8B in Juul stake, wrote down $8.5B loss by 2023

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9British American Tobacco vape revenue $3.4B in 2023, 13% of total

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10Philip Morris VEEV revenue grew 20% to $1.2B in 2023

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11U.S. convenience store vape sales $4.1B in 2023, 25% category growth

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12Global pod system vapes market $15.6B in 2023, CAGR 25.3% to 2030

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13Imperial Brands Next vape sales up 47% to £500m in 2023

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14U.S. vape shop industry revenue $7.2B in 2023, 3,500+ stores

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15Illegal U.S. vape market estimated $2.6B annually post-flavor bans

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16Asia-Pacific vape market $12.4B in 2023, 45% global share

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17U.S. nicotine salt e-liquids captured 62% market share in 2023

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Economic Aspects Interpretation

Despite a tidal wave of regulation, public health scares, and catastrophic corporate write-downs, the global vaping industry—powered by disposables, flavors, and relentless convenience store sales—continues to inhale growth at a pace that would leave even the fittest marathon runner gasping for air.

Health Impacts

1In 2023, lung injury cases linked to vaping (EVALI) numbered 2,807 confirmed U.S. cases with 68 deaths, mostly THC products

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2E-cigarette use associated with 30% increased risk of COPD among U.S. adults per 2023 studies

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3Youth vapers 1.44 times more likely to start smoking cigarettes within 2 years, per 2023 longitudinal data

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4Nicotine from e-cigarettes raises heart rate by 23.8% and blood pressure by 13.9 mmHg acutely

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52023 meta-analysis: Vaping increases odds of asthma exacerbation by 1.43 in users

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6EVALI patients had 82% history of THC vaping, vitamin E acetate implicated

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7Daily vaping linked to 19% higher odds of myocardial infarction in adults

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8E-cigarette aerosols contain 2-10 times more carbonyls than traditional cigarettes under high power

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9Youth e-cig users 2.7 times more likely to develop nicotine dependence

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10Vaping associated with 40% increased depression risk in adolescents, 2023 study

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11Flavorings in e-cigs like diacetyl linked to bronchiolitis obliterans ("popcorn lung")

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12E-cig users have 1.3 times higher stroke risk per large cohort study

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132022 data: 15.9% of vapers reported respiratory symptoms vs. 7.4% non-users

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14Heavy vaping (>1 mL/day) impairs vascular function by 20-30%

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15EVALI mortality rate was 2.4% among hospitalized cases in 2019-2020

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16Nicotine e-cigs increase ADHD symptoms by 1.5-fold in youth users

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17Aerosols contain metals like lead at 10x cigarette levels in some devices

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18Vaping during pregnancy increases preterm birth risk by 30%

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19Chronic vapers show 25% reduced lung function (FEV1) decline over 3 years

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20E-cig use doubles oral cancer biomarker levels

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212023: Vapers have 1.6x higher anxiety disorder odds

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22Secondhand e-cig aerosol exposure raises nicotine in non-users by 2-3x

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Health Impacts Interpretation

This alarming buffet of health data suggests that vaping, far from being a harmless alternative, is a masterclass in trading one set of profound risks for a newly customized and concerning collection of them.

Regulatory Measures

1FDA authorized 23 tobacco/menthol e-cig products by mid-2023, banning most flavored

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2U.S. PACT Act 2022 banned vape mail delivery to consumers under 21

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3EU TPD 2014 limits e-liquid nicotine to 20mg/ml, tank size 2ml

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4California banned flavored tobacco including vapes in 2022, reducing sales 57%

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5FDA issued MDOs to 55m+ flavored disposable vapes in 2024 enforcement

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6UK's MHRA authorized 4k+ vape products under TPD compliance by 2023

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7Massachusetts banned all flavored vapes in 2019, upheld in 2023

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8FDA's 2022 proposed rule covers youth-appealing flavors in enforcement

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9Australia's 2021 ban on vape imports without prescription reduced retail sales 90%

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10New Zealand raised vape age to 18, banned marketing in 2020 TCVA

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11FDA seized $34m in illegal vapes in 2023 operations

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12Canada's 2023 flavored vape sales ban except tobacco/menthol

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13UK's 2023 disposable vape ban consultation launched for 2024

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14India banned single-use plastic vapes and e-cigs in 2019

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15FDA's PMTA deadline Jan 2020 led to 1m+ applications reviewed by 2023

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16Brazil's Anvisa banned flavored vapes in 2023 resolution

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17U.S. states with flavor bans: 28 by 2024, covering disposables in many

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18WHO FCTC Article 9-10 guides e-cig regulation in 120+ countries by 2023

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19Thailand's 2023 vape import ban enforced with 1,000+ arrests

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Regulatory Measures Interpretation

Amidst a global regulatory crackdown that has variously authorized, banned, seized, and consulted, the vaping industry finds itself in a curious state of being both officially sanctioned and relentlessly hunted.

Usage Statistics

1In 2023, 4.6% of U.S. adults aged 18-24 reported daily e-cigarette use

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26.0% of U.S. adults were current e-cigarette users in 2022 NSDUH data, equating to 14.1 million

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3Among U.S. adults who smoke, 42.1% tried e-cigarettes to quit in 2021-2023 surveys

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4Daily e-cigarette use among U.S. adults rose to 3.7% in 2020-2021, per NHIS

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511.3% of U.S. young adults (18-24) were current vapers in 2022, NSDUH

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6In 2023, 4.5% of U.S. adults used e-cigarettes exclusively, without combustible tobacco

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7U.S. adult vaping prevalence was 4.5% in 2021 PATH Study waves

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82022 data: 2.9% of U.S. adults aged 25-44 vaped daily

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9Among U.S. cigarette smokers, 55% have tried e-cigarettes as of 2023 surveys

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101.8% of U.S. adults over 65 were current e-cigarette users in 2022

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11Dual use of e-cigarettes and cigarettes among U.S. adults was 3.1% in 2021

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122023 Gallup: 12% of U.S. adults have tried vaping, with 4% current users

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13U.S. adult males had 5.8% current vaping rate vs. 2.9% females in 2022 NSDUH

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14Non-Hispanic White adults showed 6.8% vaping prevalence in 2022 U.S. data

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15Hispanic adults had 3.2% current e-cigarette use in 2022 NSDUH

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16Black adults reported 3.5% vaping in 2022 U.S. surveys

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177.1% of U.S. adults with mental health issues vaped in 2021-2022

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18Military veterans in U.S. had 8.4% current vaping in recent VA studies

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192023: 15.5% of U.S. young adults (18-24) currently vape, per recent polls

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20E-cigarette use among pregnant U.S. women was 1.2% in 2021-2022 PRAMS

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213.4% of U.S. college students reported daily vaping in 2022 surveys

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22Rural U.S. adults had 5.2% vaping rate vs. 4.1% urban in 2022 data

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23Vaping initiation among never-smokers aged 18+ was 1.5% annually in PATH data

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Usage Statistics Interpretation

While vaping has become the rebellious new cloud on the smoking-cessation horizon, its prevalence remains a modest but evolving 4-6% among U.S. adults, hinting that the revolution is being vaporized by a majority who still prefer not to inhale anything but air.

Youth and Demographics

1In 2023, approximately 2.55 million U.S. middle and high school students (6.6%) reported current e-cigarette use, defined as use on at least one day during the past 30 days

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2Among U.S. high school students in 2023, 10.0% reported current e-cigarette use, with disposable e-cigarettes being the most popular device type at 87.7% among users

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3In 2022, 14.1% of U.S. middle school students and 27.5% of high school students had ever used e-cigarettes, per the National Youth Tobacco Survey

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4Black high school students in the U.S. saw a vaping prevalence of 8.4% in 2023, up from previous years, indicating rising disparities

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5In 2023, 89.5% of current youth e-cigarette users in the U.S. used flavored products, with fruit flavors at 44.5%

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6Hispanic high school students reported 9.2% current e-cigarette use in 2023 NYTS data

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7White high school students had the highest current vaping rate at 10.6% in 2023 among U.S. youth

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8In 2023, 1 in 5 U.S. high school students who vaped used e-cigarettes frequently (20+ days in past 30)

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9Asian American high school students showed 5.1% current e-cigarette use in 2023, lower than other groups

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1076.8% of current U.S. youth vapers in 2023 used disposable e-cigarettes, per NYTS

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11Multiracial high school students reported 12.4% current vaping in 2023 U.S. data

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12In 2023, 20.2% of U.S. high school students had ever used e-cigarettes, down from peaks but still high

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13Female high school students in U.S. had 8.2% current e-cigarette use in 2023 NYTS

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14Male high school students reported 11.7% current vaping in 2023, higher than females

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1543.6% of current youth vapers in 2023 used high nicotine concentration products (>5% nicotine)

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16In 2023 NYTS, 2.8% of middle school students used e-cigarettes daily or nearly daily

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17LGBTQ+ high school students had 20.1% current e-cigarette use in recent U.S. surveys

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182023 data shows 1.15 million U.S. middle schoolers ever tried vaping

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19In 2023, 58.2% of youth vapers used fruit-flavored e-cigarettes

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20Urban high school students showed 10.3% vaping prevalence vs. 9.7% rural in 2023

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212023 NYTS: 3.4% of U.S. youth vaped on 20+ days in past month

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22In 2023, 12.6% of 12th graders in U.S. vaped nicotine daily, per Monitoring the Future

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238th graders showed 3.7% current vaping in 2023 MTFS data

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2410th graders had 9.2% current e-cigarette use in 2023 U.S. survey

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25Lifetime vaping among 12th graders reached 32.5% in 2023

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Youth and Demographics Interpretation

The numbers tell a clear and concerning story: while roughly one in ten U.S. high schoolers are currently vaping, with a particular fondness for sweet, disposable devices, the epidemic is not a monolith, as it reveals sharp and troubling disparities across race, gender, and identity, all while hooking a significant portion of these young users on high-strength nicotine.

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