The rising number of underage teens now Vaping in the UK has started to reach concerning numbers, with the number sitting at the highest it’s ever been. But why is this?
The case of China banning flavours in vape juice, as well as other things has been an ongoing topic for the last 18 months, with more things added to the original legislations, as well as constant revisions to it as well, but it looks like it is finally reached finalisation and enforcement of these new legislations coming on October 1st 2022.
On October 1st 2021, Australia introduced an enforcement that hadn’t been seen done by any other country, and that was the banning of all nicotine containing e-liquids being sold without a valid prescription from a GP
The current state of youth vaping in the UK is something that seems to be getting more and more attention from the media and news outlets. And the reports from reliable, reputable sources are showing that youth vaping in the UK is at an all time high with the reason for this being one thing; Disposable vapes.
The question in topic of this article is that is the UK heading towards a “youth vape epidemic” like what the USA experienced in 2018-2020? I’m going to look in to similarities of the current state here and what it was like in America, what needs to be done to combat this and what could happen if intervention doesn’t happen soon.
The crackdown continues across the country on shops selling counterfeit disposable vapes, as well as supplying to underage users.
In this article, I will discuss all things surrounding Disposable vapes. From what goes in them to the surge of underage users using them. Is it time to ditch them?
In this article, I’m going to discuss what impact disposables have on the environment, and why the convenience factor shouldn’t outweigh the environmental factors
Counterfeit products have been a thing for as long as I can remember. Everything is counterfeited or cloned these days, from clothing, to trainers, to handbags and now more so, vape related products