Teen vaping isn’t just a trend—it’s a growing threat, especially in rural areas like Trinity County. By combining local data with prevention strategies, we can move from concern to action.

Support a local Tobacco Retail License to protect our Trinity County teens from vaping and nicotine addiction.

Today's vapes don't look like traditional e-cigarettes, but you can still spot the signs of teen vaping if you know what to look for.

Vaping may seem harmless, with it's appealing flavors and lack of smoke, but looks can be deceiving.

Is your teen using flavored tobacco, vapes, or JUUL’s? There are 15,000 tobacco flavors and counting! That’s how many flavored tobacco products are currently accessible to youth, all of which are packaged in deceptive ways. Scary, isn’t it? You might be wondering, why are youth interested in flavored tobacco? We’ve been telling them for years that tobacco is dangerous. Youth use flavored tobacco because it tastes like candy, it’s packaged in a way that is not easily recogni

This is the new face of tobacco. Long gone are the days of Joe Camel and stinky cigarette smoke, but the risks are still the same. Vaping is clean and flavorful. Flavors like ice cream, popcorn, and candy in fun packaging make it look fun and harmless. It looks safe, but it isn't. Teens are risking a lifetime of nicotine addiction and lung damage. Flavored tobacco hooks kids . Vaping liquid contains nicotine, which is addictive, and 1,000's of other chemicals. The long

When e-cigarettes first launched they weren't always easy to spot because they were designed to look like a traditional cigarette. Now they can be even harder to spot for parents because they can look like anything. One of the popular brands among youth is Juul e-cigarettes, which look a lot like a flash drive and have different flavored "pods." E-cigarettes can appeal to youth because they come in fun flavors and they don't look like regular tobacco products, which they k