Regulation

In the UK alone, we dispose of over 600 million batteries each year. With the stratospheric rise in popularity of disposable vapes, that number is set to rise further. So how can we balance the use of these amazing smoking cessation devices with protecting our precious planet?

It shouldn’t come as a surprise to learn that the insurance industry views smoking as a high risk activity; but how do they view vaping? This article aims to explain the difference between smoking and vaping in the eyes of the providers.

The vaping industry is constantly evolving to meet the tastes and demands of its discerning fans, and to weather the ever shifting legal and regulatory stance of governments and health bodies. In this article, we’ll take a look at our predictions for what 2020 holds in store for vaping.

In our eco-conscious culture, it’s no surprise that many people are questioning the environmental impact of vaping. We wanted to explore if vaping is actually better for our planet than smoking.

Cannabis. Hemp. Marijuana. Weed. Dope. Hash. Ganja. Many terms are in our everyday parlance - yet this has led to confusion about the distinctions. Let’s try and clear up the differences.

The media is bombarding us with anti-vaping propaganda on a daily basis. So much so that people are now starting to question something that, until a month ago, they knew to be true - that vaping is safer than smoking.

The headlines about vaping over the past week have been dominated by the news of a severe respiratory illness that has killed five people, and hospitalised many more, in America. As the deaths are being linked to vaping, we felt compelled to investigate further.

Vape UK only stocks products that have passed the safety and quality standards that the TPD governs. But are you aware of the TPD regulations and how they affect all nicotine-containing e-cigarettes that are produced for sale in the UK? This guide will explain it all.