If you’re a vaper who uses a Juul e-cigarette, you probably already know that Juul recently decided to stop selling most of their pod flavors online. Up until now, vapers in the US could buy Juul Pods straight from Juul’s online store. As of earlier this month, the company no longer sells most of their pod flavors on their online store.

At this point, US vapers who visit Juul’s online store have three options to choose from as far as pod flavors are concerned: mint, menthol, and tobacco. So if you’re not a fan of Juul’s mint, menthol, or tobacco e-juice, then you’re out of luck. Alternatively, you can look to any number of Juul’s competitors for flavored e-juice options that don’t suck.

There are tons of different e-liquid companies out there and vape shops that carry dozens of different brands, if not more. This means that vapers who know where to look can find hundreds of e-juice flavors to choose from, if not thousands. There’s still plenty out there so if you’re finding Juul’s decision to stop selling most of their flavors to be a bore, then you’re not of luck, not yet anyway.

According to Juul Labs, they won’t resume selling any of the flavors that they recently pulled from their store unless the FDA officially approves them, which won’t happen until the company has submit a premarket tobacco application (PMTA) for each individual flavor.

So even though the US government has not yet banned flavored e-cigs, Juul has apparently jumped the gun and taken it upon themselves to cease the sale of most of their flavored e-liquids, which, simply put, sucks for many of Juul’s customers.

Perhaps now many of Juul’s customers will shift to less expensive options, of which there are many.