One year on from the UK’s disposable vape ban, new survey data from Haypp, a leading global retailer of alternative nicotine products, suggests the ban has not worked as intended and has instead pushed some vapers towards illicit products or a return to smoking.
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70% of Edinburgh vapers not purchased disposable vapes since UK ban
One year on from the UK’s disposable vape ban, new survey data from Haypp, a leading global retailer of alternative nicotine products, suggests the ban has not worked as intended and has instead pushed some vapers towards illicit products or a return to smoking.
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