E-cigarettes

AP reported that several e-cigarette companies offered scholarships ranging from $250 to $5k based on essays on topics like whether vaping could have potential benefits.

Vape companies — including JUUL — have been known to advertise at music festivals and events with young attendees, and have even sponsored scholarships.

JUUL insists they never marketed their products to teenagers, yet, according to a lawsuit filed by the Massachusetts AG, in the early days of the company they purchased ad space on Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Seventeen, and educational sites for middle and high school students.