Description

Similar to tobacco products, most kids who vape and Juul (currently more than 3.5 million American teens) are beginning to understand the health risks of nicotine addiction and exposure to carcinogens from both short-term and long-term vaping. Being “on the Juul is definitely not cool.”

The program clearly describes several quitting methods including cold turkey, tapering, and nicotine replacement therapy. Teens using these methods inform viewers of what works and what doesn’t and why to stay on track and kick the habit.

Consultant: Sharon Levy, MD, MPH, Director, Adolescent Substance Use and Addiction Program Boston Children’s Hospital, Associate Professor of Pediatrics Harvard Medical School

Includes: video, printable teacher’s resource book, and student handouts with pre/post tests in digital format.

DVD contains Spanish subtitles.

Sample Video Clip: