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New Netflix documentary has people ‘throwing away their vapes’ immediately
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Updated 16:40 12 Oct 2023 GMT+1Published 13:47 12 Oct 2023 GMT+1

New Netflix documentary has people ‘throwing away their vapes’ immediately

The four-part series has shocked even the most serious of vapers, who have since vowed to toss their e-cigs out

Olivia Burke

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People are saying Netflix's new documentary on vaping has left that bad of a bad taste in their mouths, they've immediately binned their e-cigs.

The four-part docuseries only premiered last night (October 11), but thousands of viewers have already tuned in.

It might be a bit heavy for a Netflix and chill, but it's certainly informative. Take a look:

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Big Vape: The Rise and Fall of Juul delves into the complicated history of the industry titans who paved the way for the endless amount of vape brands on the market today.

As its name suggests, the series explores how two Stanford graduates set out to disrupt the tobacco industry and created Juul - unknowingly sparking a teen vaping epidemic.

The electronic cigarette company are regarded as the pioneers of vaping in the US, who quickly rose to unbelievable heights.

But as they say, the higher you climb, the harder you fall.

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Juul have been the subject of several Food and Drug Administration (FDA) investigations, expensive lawsuits and discussions among disgruntled parents.

The firm was accused of deliberately marketing their products towards children while failing to warn people how addictive their vapes are.

Somehow, Juul has managed to cling onto life and is still in business - but its value has decreased drastically.

And after watching the inner workings of the company's epic fall from grace, many vapers are thinking twice about their bad habit.

Those who have already binged the docuseries say it is enough to put anyone off puffing on an e-cig.

Viewers have vowed to get rid of their e-cigs after watching the new release.
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Taking to Twitter, one viewer said: "Watching Big Vape on Netflix right now feeling grateful I quit almost a year ago.

"Seeing other people vape used to be such a trigger, but now it does nothing to me."

Another wrote: "Man this series on Netflix called Big Vape got me throwing away all my vapes right now at this very moment."

A third added: "Watch that new vape doc on Netflix bet y'all a** stop."

And a fourth chimed in: "Vaping is s**t for you. Don’t even try to spin it. Juul or otherwise. All s**t!! List of chemicals in vapes aside from nicotine. Smoking is killer and so is vaping."

The four-part docuseries lifts the lid on Juul's rise and fall.
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Juul's former CEO bizarrely warned people against purchasing their products in 2019.

Kevin Burns told those who don't have an existing relationship with nicotine to avoid e-cigs - especially theirs - at all costs.

He even went as far as to say: "Don't vape. Don't use Juul."

The company have since tried to rebrand their reputation and deter youngsters from e-cigs.

Juul is set to launch a range of vapes which have a parental lock on them to help combat the influx of underage users.

Big Vape: The Rise and Fall of Juul is available to stream on Netflix now.

Featured Image Credit: Netflix

Topics: Documentaries, Netflix, Vaping, TV and Film, Health

Olivia Burke
Olivia Burke

Olivia is a journalist at LADbible Group with more than five years of experience and has worked for a number of top publishers, including News UK. She also enjoys writing food reviews (as well as the eating part). She is a stereotypical reality TV addict, but still finds time for a serious documentary.

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