I have noticed an uptick in stores selling primarily e-cigs in our area. "The NIDA's report surveyed over 41,000 students from 377 high schools, and while its findings confirmed a positive health trend—that fewer and fewer teenagers are taking up smoking—it does point to a surge in teenage e-cigarette use. 17 percent of 12th graders told the NIDA they were smoking e-cigarettes, while only 13.6 percent claimed they used traditional cigarettes. 16 percent of high school sophomores said they smoked e-cigs, compared to only 7.2 percent that claimed to smoke the old fashioned way. Perhaps most startling are the 8.7 percent of 8th graders that profess to be using e-cigarettes." - rønin