Disposable e-cigarettes

Arkansas lawmakers propose bill to ban disposable e-cigarettes after tests reveal lead and nicotine discrepancies, targeting youth market.

Illegal flavored disposable e-cigarette sales in the US reached $2.4 billion in 2024, accounting for 35% of total sales.

Switzerland's Basel City government rejects disposable e-cigarette ban, citing conflict with higher laws but shows sympathy towards prohibition.

UK wholesalers prepare for disposable e-cigarette ban effective June 1, advising retailers on alternative products. Major distributors plan early cutoffs.

UCL study shows rising trend of "dual use" of traditional cigarettes and e-cigarettes among UK adults, with younger smokers leading.

On January 27th, The Journal Investigates published a lengthy report titled "Undercover investigation reveals scale of Ireland's illicit vape market". This report conducted an in-depth analysis of the current situation of Ireland's vape market and revealed in detail the numerous problems existing in the market, involving several well-known vape brands such as RandM, Hayati, Lost Mary and Elfbar.

A recent study from London University reveals a rise in dual smoking and e-cigarette use, especially among young adults.

Undercover investigation reveals widespread illicit vape sales in Dublin, exposing lack of regulation in Ireland's e-cigarette market.