What to Look For: Vaping devices concealed in hoodies, backpacks, smartwatches, and other wearables Shiny cigar packaging that looks like candy Colorful dip and snus tins that look like mints or gum Disposable e-cigarettes that look like highlighters or USB drives Vapes disguised as everyday objects, like a makeup compact Mysterious packages or new clothing and accessories you dont remember purchasing Additional Resources CDC E-Cigarette or Vaping Visual Dictionary Surgeon Generals website on e-cigarettes Stanford Tobacco Prevention Toolkit Risks of E-cigarette Fact Sheet Tip sheet - Talk with Your Teen About e-cigarettes National Institute on Drug Abuse fact sheet FDA The Real Cost Campaign on the Dangers of e-cigarettes FDA Vaporizers, E-Cigarettes, and other Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems Visit the Partnership for Drug-Free Kids website for more resources There are several proactive student groups and activities that promote alcohol and drug-free activities

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