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A new study conducted by scientists at the University College London has indicated that e-cigarettes are far less toxic and therefore inherently safer to use than smoking a traditional cigarette.

Vaping in 2017 has transformed into much more than a simple substitute for smoking. It’s now a developing culture that is alive and expanding by the second.

YouGov statistics found that around 5% plan to quit smoking this year; 7% of men and 3% of women. So what are the quit smoking rates across the UK?

The revised Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) by the European Union came into affect in May 2016. However e-cigarette advertising has changed dramatically due to the new directive.

Keep safe vaping this Winter with our advice and tips on how to make the most out of your e-cigarette

Smoking is an expensive habit, therefore quitting can save you a lot of money. Around Christmas time, having a bit of extra cash is never a bad thing. Here we look at how much a smoker could save in time for Christmas

Analysis of the official stats has shown that London mums-to-be are less likely to smoke than expectant women in other parts of England

12 of the top 25 tobacco producing countries are developing countries and have high levels of under-nourished people. So what is the disastrous impact of tobacco cultivation?

With a rise from 700,000 in 2012, to a staggering 2.8 million in 2016, it seems the increased use of e-cigarettes is not slowing down. We spoke with our Vapourlites customers, confirming that every switcher has a story.

Though the declining trend of smoking prevalence among pregnant women in England is promising, the percentage of women smoking at time of delivery remains quite high compared to the national average for the general population. The latter is according to the latest data by Public Health England (PHE) just below 17%.