Have you suffered lung damage, heart related injury, seizures and/or nicotine addiction? If so, you may have a legal claim against e-cigarette maker Puff Bar.

As an alternative to JUUL pods, Puff Bar disposable e-cigarettes are becoming more and more popular among young consumers. The Puff Bar looks like a brightly colored flash drive, offering synthetic nicotine in flavors like Blue Razz and Cool Mint. These appealing flavor descriptions have raised concerns that Puff Bar e-cigarettes are designed to appeal to young people.

The company voluntarily stopped sales in July 2020 amid criticism of youth use of Puff Bar e-cigarettes. A week later, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration reportedly banned Puff Bars in the United States.

In response, the company began producing Puff Bar e-cigarettes containing synthetic nicotine, which the FDA reportedly does not have the authority to regulate.

Dangers of Puff Bar may include damage to the lungs and heart. Some consumers also allegedly experienced Puff Bar seizures and/or nicotine addiction. Young people who use e-cigarettes can damage their developing brains and may suffer neurological damage, according to reports.

Disposable e-cigarette Puff Bars can also cause other significant side effects, including lung damage, nicotine addiction, heart-related damage and seizures.

Who is eligible:

If you or a loved one have experienced Puff Bar side effects such as lung damage, cardiovascular damage, seizures and/or being treated for nicotine addiction, you may be eligible for a class action investigation.

The Puff Bar class action is a way to hold e-cigarette makers accountable for selling potentially dangerous products and to seek compensation on behalf of consumers who have suffered severe Puff Bar side effects. </p><p>Other Puff Bar side effects may include cardiovascular damage, Puff Bar seizures, and nicotine addiction.

In September 2021, The Wall Street Journal reported that 11% of high school students in the United States said they had used vaping products in the past month. More youth reportedly use Puff Bar-flavored e-cigarettes than JUUL e-cigarettes, saying they prefer single-use devices and fruity flavors.

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein announced that the state is investigating Puff Bar and other e-cigarette makers over concerns they profit from marketing their products to young people.

Some states have reportedly banned the sale of vaping products.

Puff Bar co-owners Patrick Beltran and Nick Minas deny any responsibility for minors who use flavored e-cigarettes. They claim they have done everything in their power to stop young people from using Puff Bar e-cigarettes and put the blame on smoke shops and counterfeiters.

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