Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "White House taking Juul e-cigarettes off the market, still allowing puberty blockers: Sexton" video.

  1. JUUL is owned by Altria which used to be called Phillip Morris, the tobacco company.
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  2. US Court overturned FDA ban, JUUL still on the market.
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  3. You still have access to e-cigs, BAT's Vuse is available, and there are new brands seeking FDA approval.
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  4. JUUL is owned by Altira, which used to be called Phillip Morris, which is "big tobacco".
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  5. JUUL is owned by Altira, which used to be called Phillip Morris, the tobacco company.
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  6. FDA okays other vape systems, JUUL can appeal and reapply, this doesn't take e-cigs off the market. FOX mislead you on this story.
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  7. JUUL is one of many vapes, and doesn't even have the largest market share, JUUL will appeal the order and reapply, FOX did a bad job reporting this story.
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  8. JUUL is owned by a Tabaco corp.
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  9. BBC reported that along with this story, FOX didn't do a very good job, and BTA's Vuse has a bigger market share than JUUL, so e-cigs are still on the market.
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  10. FOX did a bad story, JUUL is only one of many delivery systems, and doesn't even have the largest market share in this product line.
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  11. JUUL is only one of many over-the-counter vapes, and doesn't even have the largest market share. FOX did a bad job reporting this story.
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  12. Altira, the company that owns JUUL, only took a 7% hit because JUUL is only one of its products, and they can both appeal and reapply, the spread isn't enough unless you shorted big.
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  13. It's 2nd in market share to BTA's, but still a big player.
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