Category: News

Here’s a reminder of the new E-Cigarette rules. As I am sure you are all aware: the new E-cigarette rules are now in place. You may remember our previous blog earlier in the year?  If not, click here The new E-Cigarette

E-Liquid & Cartomiser Discounts We have a special offer this month of 15% discount on all our Super High 24mg E-Liquids. Also, 10% discount on all our Super High 2.4 Cartomisers. E liquid is the nicotine containing liquid used to refill cartridges.

E-cigarettes… despite conflicting stories, overall reports show e-cigarettes help smokers quit, there are no known serious side effects and doctors appear to be encouraging the switch to e-cigarettes. There are so many conflicting news stories regarding e-cigarettes it is tricky to

PHE advise companies E-cig users should have own room E-cig users should have extra breaks to… The Public Health England (PHE) who are the government watchdog, are advising companies: that they should set aside a room to allow those who want

Harm Reduction Theory… The idea of the Harm Reduction Theory is to find ways of reducing the damage of a certain type of action. For example wearing seat belts in cars.  When it comes to smoking, to reduce harm reduction is mainly

The all important question is E-cigarettes and safety. E-cigarettes and safety, this comes up time and time again in the media with many contradicting stories and views. Experts at the Royal College of Physicians have said that although not possible to exactly measure

Switching to e-cigs…. Cancer Research UK have spoken recently to an executive director from the National Centre for Smoking Cessation and Training. There were some interesting results on switching to e-cigs. The findings have shown that changing from tobacco to e-cigarettes

Retailers selling e-cigs to under 18’s It seems quite astonishing to us that almost 40% of retail sellers who were investigated by the Trading Standards earlier this year, were found to be selling e-cigs to under 18 year olds. According to

E-cigarettes ban could be damaging.  A health official from Public Health England has said: “A ban on using e-cigarettes in public places could be damaging. It may put off smokers from using e-cigarettes to help them quit”. This comment was in