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. 2023 Aug 14;6(8):e2328805. doi: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2023.28805

Table 2. e-Cigarette Continuation in the US Between 2019 and 2021 Among Youth Aged 12 to 17 Years Who Used e-Cigarettes in 2019.

Characteristic e-Cigarette continuation in 2021, No. (%) [95% CI]
Among those who used e-cigarettes in 2019 (n = 773) 360 (47.8) [44.0-51.1]
e-Cigarette flavor/device combination used in 2019
Any sweet flavor + cartridge device (n = 291)a 144 (51.5) [45.7-57.3]
All other flavor/device combinations, known (n = 435) 204 (47.6) [42.8-52.4)
Unknown flavor/device combination (n = 47) 12 (24.6) [13.8-39.9]
e-Cigarette brand used in 2019
Juul (n = 170) 103 (61.0) [52.4-69.0]
Blu cigs (n = 25) 14 (61.5) [40.0-79.3]
Smok (n = 18) 11 (63.6) [39.3-82.5]
Other known brands (n = 63) 36 (57.9) [46.6-68.4]
Unknown brands (n = 497) 196 (40.5) [36.4-44.8]
e-Cigarette containing nicotine used in 2019
Yes (n = 539) 291 (54.3) [50.4-58.2]
No (n = 136) 43 (32.4) [23.4-42.9]
Do not know (n = 98) 26 (30.7) [21.8-41.3]
Frequency of use in 2019 (No. of days used e-cigarettes in past 30 d)
1-5 d (n = 413) 130 (33.6) [28.8-38.7]
6-19 d (n = 143) 75 (53.3) [43.7-62.6]
20-30 d (n = 192) 140 (71.7) [65.0-77.5]
Not reported (n = 25) 15 (55.0) [33.8-74.6]
a

Any sweet flavor included use of any of the following flavors (with or without use of tobacco flavor or menthol/mint flavor): fruit, chocolate, candy, desserts, other sweets, alcoholic drink, nonalcoholic drink, clove, and spice.