JUUL Labs was founded with the goal of improving the lives of the world's one billion adult smokers by providing them with an easy to use vapor alternative to combustible cigarettes, containing a similar level of nicotine to make switching as easy as possible.
JUUL uses an intelligent heating mechanism that creates an aerosol and is engineered to minimize combustion.
JUUL is a closed system vapor product and is not designed to be refillable.
JUUL is rechargeable via a USB port.
JUULpods are the cartridges that click into the top of the JUUL Device.
JUULpods contain a proprietary salt-based nictonine e-liquid formula, which is mixed under strict quality-controlled processes.
An e-liquid is the fluid used in vapor products to create the actual vapor.
Vapor is the aerosol that is generated when an e-liquid is heated.
(UP TO 90%)
Propylene glycol and glycerine are clear liquids that are used to create a visible vapor, and are commonly used by the medical, beauty and food industries. A majority, if not all e-liquids, contain propylene glycol (PG).
Nicotine is a stimulant that comes from the tobacco plant. We use highly purified/USP grade/pharmaceutical grade nicotine.
Benzoic acid is a naturally occurring ingredient, found in tobacco and other substances. When combined with nicotine as part of our nicotine salts formulation, it helps provide cigarette-like satisfaction.
JUULpods flavors consist of both naturally occurring and artificial flavor ingredients which provide the specific taste profile for each flavor.
The JUUL Device aluminum shell encases a lithium-ion battery, a circuit board and a pressure sensor, all separate from the vapor path and liquid.
JUULpods are made with heat resistant, food-grade plastics, and contain a stainless steel vapor path, an industry standard silica wick, and nichrome coil heater. The liquid in the JUULpods DOES NOT contain THC, any products derived from cannabis or vitamin E compounds like those found in some cannabis-related products.
At JUUL Labs, we take the quality of our products seriously. We design with compliance in mind, testing throughout the development process and continuing to test once products go into production.
We hold our technology to high category standards:
We test for reliability and operational consistency in both individual battery packs and at the larger systems level, including impact and drop testing as well as forced failure, all of which meet international safety standards, such as IEC 62133, UL 1642, and IEC 60335.
We test for electromagnetic compatibility, meeting or exceeding requirements for both radiating energy and safely absorbing it (immunity).
We test for and meet international radiated emission, immunity and safety standards, like CISPR 22, IEC 60335, and IEC 61000-4-2/3/4/5/6/8/11.
We routinely conduct hardware tests for reliability and safety in real-world scenarios, such as impact and drop testing.
We follow and conform to California Proposition 65 and the European Union’s RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) regarding the use of hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment.
We maintain a JUUL Country-Specific list that prohibits any ingredients.
While developing JUUL, we had the opportunity to reference ten years of data on e-cigarette products in-market and use the latest technology to innovate beyond those products to develop what we believe is an appropriate JUUL product profile. While we base our product decisions on existing research, in order to drive innovation, we simultaneously conduct our own research to understand future opportunities for product development. Since e-cigarettes have only been commercially available for a few years, just like any other vapor product, there are some things we don't know about JUUL simply because it has only been on the market since 2015. We are committed to ongoing research and innovation in vapor technology.