Israel bans Juul e-cigarettes citing 'grave' health risk
Israel on Tuesday banned the import and sale of e-cigarettes made by US-based startup Juul Labs due to their high nicotine content. Israel said that Juul's device contains nicotine at a concentration higher than 20 milligrams per millilitre and poses "a grave risk to public health." Launched in 2015, the device accounts for nearly 70% of the US' e-cigarette sales.