Vape Flavor Popularity Statistics

In this post, we will explore the diverse landscape of vape flavors, as revealed by a range of intriguing statistics. From the most popular choices among different demographics to insights on preferences and trends, the data sheds light on the fascinating world of e-liquid flavors. Join us as we delve into the numbers behind vape flavor popularity.

Statistic 1

"Mango was the most popular JUUL flavor, used by 39% of the survey participants from a study in the Journal of the American Health Association."

Statistic 2

"In a 2018 survey of vape shop customers in North Carolina, fruit-flavored e-liquid was the most popular type of flavor."

Statistic 3

"According to a 2017 survey, 83% of vape users preferred flavored liquid for their vaping devices."

Statistic 4

"Approximately 78,000 vapers on Reddit voted dessert flavors as their favorite type of e-liquid flavor."

Statistic 5

"80 percent of teenage users vape with fruit flavors, and 83 percent start using e-cigarettes with a flavor other than tobacco."

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"In 2016, among youth and young adults, most used a flavored product the first time they tried an e-cigarette."

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"5% of young vape users preferred coffee flavor according to a study conducted in 2018."

Statistic 8

"In 2018, the most commonly used e-cigarette among US middle and high school students was flavored."

Statistic 9

"Vanilla was the most preferred e-liquid flavor by adult users with 29%, followed by Fruit flavors with 26%."

Statistic 10

"23% of surveyed vapers who began vaping at 18 or older and who have vaped for more than 2 years prefer tobacco flavor."

Statistic 11

"About half of the young people surveyed (48.5%) in 2019, reported they used vapes because they like the taste."

Statistic 12

"45% of mint and mentally e-cigarette users in 2019 were less likely to want to quit vaping."

Statistic 13

"During 2015-2020, the proportion of US students grades 6-12 who used e-cigarettes and used fruit-flavored products increased from 52.4% to 82.9%."

Statistic 14

"Cherry flavor in e-cigarettes was the most toxic, according to a study conducted by New York University."

The data reveals a clear trend towards flavored e-liquids among vape users, with fruit and dessert flavors being particularly popular across different age groups. The findings suggest a strong preference for non-tobacco flavors, especially among younger users, indicating a need for regulatory measures to curb the appeal of vaping to adolescents. The diversity of flavor options available in the market highlights the importance of understanding flavor preferences and their potential impact on vaping behaviors. Efforts should be directed towards monitoring and regulating the availability of flavors, particularly those that may pose health risks, such as cherry flavor as indicated by a toxicity study.