According to news on March 9, it is reported that the Duozhou reconciliation agreement reached between Olando and JUul, Florida, USA will pay millions of dollars to the states.

In September, JUUL and 37 states and Tormed Rico achieved reconciliation on how they made electronic cigarette advertisements and marked the nicotine content in their products. The Public School (OCPS) in Oraland County has just learned that the 5.4 million US dollars in the settlement agreement will be allocated to it.

"Sometimes I can't breathe without it. I can't breathe normally. Just like I excessive breath," Jaylen Robinson said.

The 14 -year -old Robinson was obsessed with electronic cigarettes. He said he was in contact with it more than a year ago, but today he proudly said that he had quit the habit.

"It feels good," Robinson said. "I think when I grow up, I have children, and I hope to see this."

The Public School of Olanzhi County said they wanted to buy electronic cigarette detectors from the money in the expenditure to protect students. They also wanted to provide consultation for students who were found to be an electronic cigarette.

"Once an addiction, many things are worthy of adventure, so I think consultation will be one of the best things they can provide.

According to Triton Sensors, electronic cigarette detectors are now in hundreds of school districts across the country, including Florida. Three years ago, Triton began to create sensors similar to smoke detectors to help fight the popularity of electronic cigarettes.

"It is a bit like beautifying smoke detectors, but they do not detect smoke, but electronic cigarettes. It will not send alarm throughout the school, but send simple text messages, emails or push notices to nearby teachers." Sales for sale. "Sales. The manager said it is suitable for Triton Sensors Garrison Parthemore.

OCPS told FOX 35 News that parents would need some time to see these devices at school. Before buying equipment, they still have to receive money and skip some hope.