“All vapes carry risks, but when you combine nicotine with gaming—especially in a product that looks like a toy or a phone—you’re adding multiple layers of appeal, especially for kids and ...

The vapes make it possible for users to access pre-installed games, receive and make calls, play music and track fitness.

These so-called “smart vapes” are often illegally made and distributed ... intentionally mis-declared as various items such as toys or shoes and listed with incorrect values,” the FDA ...

As vapes become more like toys, their health risks—and appeal to children—only increase. The early-rate deadline for Fast Company’s Brands That Matter Awards is this Friday, April 25 ...

So circumventing Juul's commerce system means that the counterfeiters are actually undermining the company's very intentional efforts to keep the cute lil' vapes out of the hands of kids.