LONDON, ENGLAND - AUGUST 27: In this photo illustration, a man smokes an E-Cigarette at the V-Revolution E-Cigarette shop in Covent Garden on August 27, 2014 in London, England. The Department of Health have ruled out the outlawing of 'e-cigs' in enclosed spaces in England, despite calls by WHO, The World Health Organisation to do so. WHO have recommended a ban on indoor smoking of e-cigs as part of tougher regulation of products dangerous to children. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Attorney General Kathy Jennings said that Delaware has joined a multistate investigation of JUUL Labs. The 39 state coalition is investigating the vaping company’s marketing and sales practices, as well as claims regarding nicotine content and the effectiveness of e-cigarettes as smoking cessation devices. JUUL is also being investigated for targeting youth. Young adults who use e-cigarettes are FOUR TIMES more likely to smoke regular cigarettes. Delaware recently raised the age for tobacco and vaping purchases to 21. According to the CDC, tobacco use costs Delaware more than $500 million each year in direct medical-related costs.