
ALT Informational graphic with the heading "E-Cigarettes are more kid-friendly and addictive than ever." A bullet point list reads "Sold in thousands of flavors; Deliver more nicotine (nicotine strength of disposable vapes nearly tripled from 2017 to 2022); Can contain built-in video games; Almost all are illegal." Large text in a red box reads "FDA: Act now to eliminate all illegal e-cigarettes." Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids logo at top right.

ALT An e-cigarette with a red X on top of it. Text reads "As kids head back to school, youth vaping is still a public health crisis. E-cigarette makers are targeting kids with fun flavors, massive doses of nicotine and even built-in video games. FDA must act not to eliminate these illegal e-cigarettes." Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids logo at bottom right.

ALT Text reads: "If the constituents that you serve don't live healthy lives, don't live long lives? What's the point of bringing in more money, bringing in more work and more taxes? If the constituents that voted you in are either living unhealthy lives that are difficult, or they're living very short lives...Mahamed Shariff." A man in a sweatshirt standing on a white background.

ALT Text reads: "When you're not a smoker, you don't notice those things until you become aware of what's going on. When I look at the advertising and how they use the hip hop community to attract younger, younger folks...that's directed to our communities. They buy more advertising in the African American community than usually any other communities. Sylvia Amos." A woman wearing red glasses sitting in a chair.
![Text reads: "Kids are coming in [to vape shops] and it gets to a point where I think they're spending...they're getting a vape every two days. You know, upwards from $25 to $30 every two-three days. They're expensive. So it's like they're targeting that to our kids. They have different flavors. Musab Adam." A man sitting on a couch with his left leg crossed over his right leg.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GTLgz2wXIAEKFzD.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT Text reads: "Kids are coming in [to vape shops] and it gets to a point where I think they're spending...they're getting a vape every two days. You know, upwards from $25 to $30 every two-three days. They're expensive. So it's like they're targeting that to our kids. They have different flavors. Musab Adam." A man sitting on a couch with his left leg crossed over his right leg.






















