All of our blogs about the safety of vaping
In May 2017, a new ruling was passed which meant that all packaging of Cigarettes and pouches of loose leaf hand rolling Tobacco was to be changed to a plain grey/black design, eliminating any colourful designs on the pouches or packets that previously had been seen marketed. This was done in a bid to make […]
The Tobacco Products Directive was introduced in 2016 to regulate and control the E-Cigarette market, by bringing in restrictions on the maximum capacity size of vape tanks, reducing the bottle size for vape juice that contained Nicotine, as well as banning specific ingredients for the safety of the consumers.
the strongest evidence yet has been published from a study by a team of experts from Oxford University that using an e-cigarette is likely the most successful form of Nicotine Replacement Therapy for somebody looking to quit smoking
Whilst there may be some short term side effects that people may incur, there are no proven long term side effects due to the length of studies required which isn’t possible due to the time Vaping has been prevalent in society.
Vaping is becoming the most popular form of NRT, with many stop smoking services and GPs suggesting the use of e-cigarettes as the first port of call to people looking to give up smoking and for good reason to!
E-Cigarettes are fast becoming the preferred method by smokers wanting to quit and first recommended by GP’s and stop smoking services, lets get into why using an e-cigarette is the best way to quit smoking.
If you’re planning a trip abroad and are a bit unsure on what the restriction and guidelines are for taking your vaping gear with you, then you’ve come to the right place!
In this article, I’ll go over the Do’s and Don’ts of travelling with your vaping gear and vape juice, how to take it on a plane, and how vaping laws differ from country to country.
Vaping always has been at the fore front for negative media and scaremongering news articles being printed on how bad it is for you, how its killing people, how it’s no better than smoking. And there’s something that’s common with all those statements, they are WRONG.
Nicotine is a naturally produced chemical that is found within a family of compounds called Alkaloids. Based on scientific studies, the highest levels of nicotine are found within Tobacco leaves and Nicotine makes up anywhere from 0.6% to 3% of the dry weight within a tobacco leaf.
