An electronic cigarette is a battery-powered device that produces vaporized tobacco for inhalation. These gadgets exist in a variety of forms and go by several names, such as vape pens, vaporizer cigarettes, and vapes. Although e-cigarette manufacturers present their products as aids for reducing or quitting smoking, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) views them as tobacco products. Teenagers who vape are quite popular. In fact, among teenagers worldwide, it is currently the most common method of tobacco consumption. Manufacturers say e-cigarettes are a healthier substitute for tobacco cigarettes, avoiding many of the health hazards associated with smoking tobacco. Although some users of these devices may find it easier to stop smoking, there is mounting evidence that e-cigarettes can be extremely harmful to one's health, particularly for those who do not smoke regular cigarettes.
