Last month, the e-cig giant testified before Congress about its role in the teen vaping epidemic.

SPOILER ALERT: it did not go well for them.

Despite their claims that they never intended for young people to use their products, it turns out JUUL

• Paid at least one high school thousands of dollars to put on "youth education" programs.
• Spent more than $130,000 on a summer camp in Baltimore that included kids as young as third grade.

Sound a little fishy to you? Well, you're not alone. Even one JUUL exec acknowledged in an email that these programs were "eerily similar" to the ones Big Tobacco put on in the 90's.

*Looks directly into the camera*

JUUL says they never wanted teens to use their products, which is funny... since they didn't put together their comprehensive plan to combat teen usage until the FDA took thousands of documents in a surprise inspection.

On top of that, JUUL's devices haven't even been reviewed or tested by the FDA. So the time for talk is over. JUUL needs to cut the BS and stop using teens like "human guinea pigs." NOW.