Aristotle John

It's definitely a growing concern. We're seeing the same trend, more students caught, and many of them are genuinely struggling with dependence. Traditional discipline alone isn't working here either, so we're exploring support-based interventions and peer-led education. What's tricky is that many of these newer devices, like the RandM Tornado and similar disposables, are super discreet and flavored, which makes them even more appealing to teens. Education for both students and parents is key right now. Would love to hear what alternative strategies others are trying, definitely a team effort!

That sounds incredibly frustrating, especially when you've been doing everything right. Some vape products can contain trace alcohols even if not listed on the label, which might trigger a positive, especially on sensitive tests. It's rare, but not impossible. You might want to consult a toxicologist or attorney familiar with RAMP to see if there's any grounds to challenge this or explore next steps. You're not alone, keep advocating for yourself. Wishing you strength through this. ?