South Carolina has a 4.1% prevalence of e-cigarette smoking.

According to Center for Disease Control data:

• South Carolina is tied with Maine at 13th-lowest use in the country.

• States with the highest rate of vapers: Oklahoma 7.1%, Kentucky 6.1%, Indiana 6.0%, Tennessee 5.9% and Wyoming 5.8.

• States with the lowest rate are California 3.0%, Vermont 3.1%, Connecticut 3.2%, Massachusetts 3.3% and Maryland 3.3%.

• 3.9 million middle and high school aged teens vape.

If e-cigarettes are declared a derivative tobacco product, high rate states could see a 50% increase in health insurance premium costs.

To view the full report, visit https://quotewizard.com/news/posts/stateswith-most-vapers .