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Chinese born Wang Ji has registered the patent for almost every design of electronic cigarettes and products sold in Spain where he has lived for 30 years. This means that the right to sell them belongs to whoever registered the designs

Paul Scott 55, of Carshalton, Surrey was sacked after being spotted by a manager, smoking an electronic cigarette at the waste facility he has worked at for 7 years. The trade union UNITE have accused his employer Viridor of wrongful sacking

At the moment many insurance companies are not assessing customers properly on their smoking habits, and are behind the times when it comes to changing their policies. They are failing to differentiate between heavy smokers and those using e-cigarettes. However, this

Both sides of the argument were well represented at the summit held on 12th November in London but everyone agreed that ecigarettes are almost certainly better than tobacco cigarettes, but the main debate was on whether e-cigarettes should be regulated as

Seeing smokers huddled together outside the workplace is a common sight, but as the weather turns colder many could only hope for an alternative. E-cigarettes could actually be a boon to productivity. Think of the time it takes smokers to put

E-cigarette Summit 12th November 2013. An E-cigarette summit will be held tomorrow at the Royal Society, London. This will bring together speakers from the health industry. E-cigarette stakeholders, scientists and policy makers to debate and answer questions on: efficacy, safety and

Electronic cigarettes are often seen as a cheaper alternative to smoking but for one anonymous Russian businessman, they are clearly too cheap. He ordered a one of a kind design eventually costing £550,000 and taking over 4 months to create. This

The electronic cigarette industry in the United States has grown in just a few years to around $1.7 billion in sales, whilst the cigarette market is around $90 billion, tiny in comparison. But some analysts are predicting that this could change

Much has been said about Electronic Cigarettes. How they are a better alternative to normal cigarettes to the debate over their legal status; we have been reading, talking and following all about ecigs. Celebrities have been recently caught smoking electronic cigarettes

Electronic cigarettes have a current estimate of 7 million users in Europe with the number predicted to rise. E-cigarettes deliver a nicotine hit but without the harmful toxins and tar from cigarettes and are up to 70% cheaper than real cigarettes.