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Banning e-cigarettes could do more harm than good, experts warn
Banning e-cigarettes could do more harm than good, experts warn E-cigarettes are a powerful tool for helping smokers kick the habit, the paper argued Knee-jerk reaction bans on e-cigarettes could derail the efforts of millions of people trying to stop smoking traditional nicotine cigarettes, ...Read more -
The latest news on e-cigarettes
News: 1.French President Emmanuel Macron is filmed vaping: Last week, a photo of French President Emmanuel Macron wielding an e-cigarette circulated on Twitter: wearing a black hoodie with the emblem of France’s elite commandos, with a stack of documents in his left hand and one in his righ...Read more -
Under the new regulations on e-cigarettes, the relationship between supply and demand of nicotine will be highly similar to that of traditional tobacco
Nicotine, also known as Niacin, is the main component of smoking addiction, and the related mechanism has been fully studied. It can be said that the essence of tobacco development is the development of nicotine delivery efficiency. The emergence of electronic atomization technology provides a ...Read more -
A. County prevails over R.J. Reynolds with its ban on flavored tobacco
A. County prevails over R.J. Reynolds with its ban on flavored tobacco – 9th Circ ———By Barbara Grzincic ●Majority drew distinction between regulating production and marketing and regulating sales ●Dissent says only FDA can prohibit sale of tobacco products The company and...Read more -
Biden Grants FDA Authority Over Synthetic Nicotine
Nico Li: Biden Grants FDA Authority Over Synthetic Nicotine Biden Grants FDA Authority Over Synthetic Nicotine Biden Grants FDA Authority Over Synthetic Nicotine Biden Grants FDA Authority Over Synthetic Nicotine WASHINGTON — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will have authority over tobacco ...Read more -
Discussion on “Measures for the Administration of Electronic Cigarettes”
Restricting flavors: The first draft for comments proposed that flavor substances lure minors, and this time it is more clear. The ingredients are reduced from 122 to 101 (including menthol, coffee extract, cocoa extract), and other flavors are supplemented on the basis ...Read more -
Can e-cigarettes help you quit smoking?
According to the latest figures from the Global Organization for Tobacco Harm Reduction (GSTHR), there are currently approximately 82 million e-cigarette users worldwide. According to the report, the number of users in 2021 has increased by 20% compared with the data in 2020 (about 68 mill...Read more -
What are e-cigarettes?
E-cigarettes are electronic devices that mimic cigarettes and have the same look, smoke, taste and feel as vapes. Benefits of e-cigarettes: 1. Healthier Sootless does not require burning, and vape pen are environmentally friendly and do not produce soot or cigarette butts. 2. No smoke ...Read more -
vaping is at least 95% safer than smoking？
There is now a clear trend of more and more people joining the e-cigarette parade, but not smoking when they want to get their nicotine cravings satisfied. It’s obvious why — in 2015, Public Health England (PHE) officially declared that “e-cigarettes are at least 95% safer than...Read more -
Grand Rapids Latest City In Michigan To Ban Vapes In Parks & Public Places
Following a vote in October of 2020, the Michigan city of Grand Rapids is one of the latest municipalities in the state to implement bans on smoking and vaping in public places. The catch, here, is that the city-owned golf club is exempt, per legislation that was passed by the Grand Rapids City C...Read more -
Lawmakers Urged to Consider Vape Shops Essential As UK Moves Into 3rd Lockdown
The UK’s second nationwide lockdown which forced all non-essential retailers and services to close between November 5th and December 2nd, had been met with disappointment by the vaping industry, as the necessity of vaping products as smoking cessation aids was once again ignored. Sadly, this seem...Read more -
Congress inching closer to raising legal smoking age to 21
WASHINGTON — A spending bill to fund the government for the remainder of the year will include a provision that raises the age to 21 to purchase tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, a source familiar with the matter told NBC News on Monday. Sen. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii, has been pushin...Read more
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