A Live TV debate was held in Scotland where the discussion of how vital flavours of vape juice are to keep current vapers from relapsing and going back to smoking
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Vaping Safety and Regulations
The Vape Vessel is an upright container designed purposefully to house a large volume of used Vapes of all shapes and sizes.
a technical note was written and released by a Recycling plant based in the UK regarding the topic of Disposable Vapes
There’s been rumours from within countries about potentially banning Disposable Vapes as a way to combat the above issues, but there’s not been any follow up to these rumours and that was until recently when one country has ordered an “urgent consultation” looking into the potential ban of Disposable Vapes, and that country is Scotland.
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Problems continue to grow with the high number of people using these devices in the UK, and that’s the problem they are causing to the environment. Even though they’re made out of plastic, they’re not recyclable due to the fact they contain a lithium-ion battery
One of the main criticisms that has always been aimed at Vaping is the fact it is appealing to children, and this does have some weight to it with the recent boom in popularity of vaping devices being used by adolescents aged 11-17.
In the United States of America, there are several states that have regulations on vaping, such as flavour bans, nicotine concentration limitations, and also where and who can sell nicotine containing vape juice.
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More restrictions coming in Australia?
Australia currently have one of, if not, the harshest regulations on vaping out of all the countries that have restrictions and regulations on vaping and the things involved with it
This caused a lot of uproar and upset in the country, and it was unveiled that there were flaws within the governments reasons for this ban to occur, therefore causing them to delay the ban by 6 months for it come into effect from January 1st, 2023.