Author: Chris Polenski

The e-cigarette market in the US, a new survey (and the first ever of its kind) by the City Health Department, found ‘More than 530,000 New York City adults have used e-cigarettes’ and ‘approximately 8 % of adults have vaped during the past 12 months

On July 7th, the House of Lords hosted one of the leading debates since the UK voted Brexit. Conservative peer Baron Martin Callanan was one of the leading MP’s who had tabled the motion to withdraw the EU’s latest vaping regulations, entitled the TPD.

Cloud Chasing festivals and events are a great day out, where vapers can enjoy music, shopping food and drink whilst witnessing some amazing performances.

Vaping has been cited by medical professionals, bodies and organisations that switching to e-cigarettes, when supported as a means to quit smoking is 95% healthier than smoking. So what is the true cost of vaping using e-cigarettes?

Making the switch to vaping isn’t just beneficial for your health- it also contributes to a healthy, happy environment!

We all recycle, try to limit our use of fossil fuels and use bags for life – but if a huge portion of us are still smoking then our environment is still going to suffer; did you know discarded cigarette butts are the world’s largest source of ground pollution?!

The referendum results are in, and the public have spoken out to leave the European Union. So did vapers really swing the vote?

It’s time for a health check. E-cigarettes have been around for almost 10 years on the global market, and eight years in Great Britain. We were quick to adopt the stop-smoking liquid-delivery devices back in 2008 and show no signs of stopping. But what’s the latest verdict on the health implications of our beloved vapour gadgets?

‘a history of smoking’ will reveal the changing societal attitudes, political agendas and marketing techniques surrounding the tobacco industry. Discover how tobacco – a once global sensation has been revealed to be one of the biggest marketing con played across the centuries.

How will vapers vote in the EU referendum? and what will be the repercussions?

Most of us have been lucky enough to be blessed with five senses; touch, taste, smell, sight and sound; making life that little bit more interesting! Surely no one would want to risk going through life without them if they could help it?