Juul stops selling mint ahead of anticipated federal ban on most e-cigarette flavors.
Menthol has historically been added to tobacco to make it more palatable because it masks the harshness of nicotine. Allowing sales of menthol-flavored vape products keeps the door open to youth users, say experts.
Thursday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its count of vaping-related lung illnesses, which now stands at 2,051. Many of those who've been sickened have had to be hospitalized in intensive care units.There is no evidence that Juul is responsible for the epidemic of. Investigators with both the CDC and the Food and Drug Administration have been unable to pinpoint any single ingredient or brand causing the lung injuries.
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