MOESBURG, Ok. —

For years, vapes have been less than nutritious. Flavors like cola and cotton candy hardly provide teens and adults with the vital nutrients they need to live healthy lives. Now it seems the market is changing for the better. Wyoming-based vape brand LungJuice has introduced a new product for the health-conscious vape user: kale flavored vapes. Ever since the product hit stores, health gurus have been flocking to their local Whole Foods.

The new vapes are infused with nutrients from both kale and vapes, such as small amounts of vitamin A, nicotine, folate, propylene glycol, omega-3s, and “other chemicals.”

And it’s not just fitness junkies who are hooked on the new vapes — it’s a hit with teens.

“I don’t have to worry about not getting enough vitamins,” 13-year-old Madison Brown says with a cough.

“I used to hate kale,” says 11-year-old Jordan Hall. “But now I can’t get enough of it. I crave it all the time — at home, at school, at the movies — I even sold my skateboard for money to buy more.”

As of publishing time, LungJuice has announced they are currently in the design phase of producing a breast milk-flavored vape designed for infants.