Assesses nicotine levels in JUUL2 compared to cigarettes, indicating lower abuse potential.
use; and (c) nicotine exposure did not significantly vary between tobacco- and menthol-flavored JUUL2 products. These results indicate that (a) JUUL2 18 mg/mL products expose users to significantly lower levels of nicotine than cigarettes, suggesting lower abuse liability; (b) abuse liability of JUUL2 18 mg/mL products is within the range of NJOY Ace 5%, an Food and Drug Administration-authorized pod-based ENDS; and (c) flavor did not significantly affect nicotine delivery from JUUL2 18 mg/mL products. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved).
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