Entries by Matthew Ma

Poland to Ban Sale of Nicotine-Free E-Cigarettes to Minors

The Polish government has announced plans to ban the sale of both disposable and reusable electronic cigarettes containing nicotine-free liquid to children and youth under 18 years of age. Health Minister Izabela Leszczyna informed the public about the upcoming legislation on Monday, stating that the Standing Committee of the Council of Ministers will adopt the […]

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Flum UT Bar Pro 25K Disposable Vape Review

Developed by the creators of the renowned Flum Pebble and Flum Float, the UT Bar 25K disposable vape boasts an array of impressive features designed to elevate the vaping experience for adult consumers. With increased vapor production, dual vaping modes, an LED screen, and an extended puff count, the UT Bar Pro 25K is poised […]

Banning Vape Flavors Undermines Smoking Cessation Efforts: Understanding the Role of Flavors in Harm Reduction

Brussels is considering a blanket ban on flavored vaping products, a move that could have serious unintended consequences for consumers and undermine smoking cessation efforts. Despite the critical role flavors play in making vaping an effective harm reduction tool, governments, including France and Germany, have already thrown their weight behind the proposal.

Canadian Vaping Association Warns Flavor Ban Harms Public Health

The Canadian Vaping Association (CVA) expresses grave concern over the demands made by three of Canada’s Tobacco Control lobbyists during an October 4th press conference. These lobbyists pressured the government for a nationwide flavor ban on vaping products and called for the resignation of Minister Saks. The CVA strongly opposes these demands, warning that such […]

England to Ban Vaping Near Schools, Hospitals to Prevent Children

Ministers in England reportedly plan to ban vaping in playgrounds, hospital grounds, and near schools in an attempt to prevent children from taking up the habit. Health Secretary Wes Streeting is considering restricting the use of e-cigarettes outdoors in England, with the support of Chris Whitty, the country’s chief medical officer.