Since 2020 we’ve been writing articles based on research conducted on the vaping industry and the impact it’s had on us as a society. We feel it’s extremely important to provide our readers with updates on leading research into smoking cessation technology, upcoming laws and regulations which could change the way our industry operates.
The regulations, quality ingredients and our desire to produce the very best e-liquid in the world mean that the United Kingdom now produces the most trustworthy premium vape liquid you can buy. The regulations, quality ingredients, and desire to produce the very best e-liquid in the world means the United Kingdom produces the most trustworthy […]
The UK already produced the safest e-liquid in the world prior to us implementing the European Union’s Tobacco Products Directive. With strict laws and a Yellow Card system in place, e-liquid users can be assured of its safety. The UK already produced the safest eliquid in the world prior to us implementing the European Union’s […]
The Dorset Fire Service has highlighted the importance of switching from smoking to reduce the number of cigarette-related home fires. The Dorset Fire Service has highlighted the importance of switching from smoking to reduce the number of cigarette-related home fires. Their advice is backed up by the frequent directions from the pro-vaping London Fire Service […]
The European Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates report back on its EU Nicotine Users Survey where it amassed an incredible 35,000 responses. European Tobacco Harm Reduction Advocates (ETHRA) has published a report on its huge EU Nicotine Users Survey. The results – from more than 35,000 EU respondents – confirm that there is an unstoppable movement […]
New research finds that nicotine has a positive impact on attention span. Many smokers frequently say they enjoy using tobacco because it helps them pay attention. Vapers say that the act of using an electronic cigarette aids them to focus on a subject, but is it true? A research team has examined almost forty studies […]
