Vap'Brèves offers you your flash e-cigarette news for the 24 February 2017 Friday. (Update the news to 11h00).
FRANCE: STOP TOBACCO, A TEAM LISTENING
The miracle solution does not exist unfortunately. Jean-François Delot prescribes a treatment based on nicotine substitutes. He also advises to switch to the electronic cigarette. "I was not in favor at first. But it turns out that it is 95% less toxic than tobacco. »(See article)
SWITZERLAND: CANNABIS LEGAL CARTON IN THE COUNTRY
The sale of hemp containing less than 1% psychoactive substance is exploding. This boom forces the authorities to recall the rules, including the one that prohibits the evocation of therapy. (See article)
SOUTH AFRICA: E-CIGARETTE WINS IN POPULARITY
In South Africa, electronic cigarettes have grown in popularity. “I tried the patches, I tried the sprays, I tried the tablets, and nothing helped and then one day I discovered the vape. ". (See article)
CANADA: NEW REPORT RAISES PROBLEMS WITH VAPE REGULATIONS
The new report from the New Canadian Constitution Foundation reveals major problems with Canada's e-cigarette laws. (See article)
UNITED KINGDOM: BAT WISHES DOUBLING ITS EXPANSION ON THE VAPE MARKET
British American Tobacco has announced its intention to double the number of countries where they sell their e-cigarettes this year and do the same for 2018. (See article)
UNITED STATES: NJOY RETURNS TO THE VAPE MARKET
NJOY, LLC ("NJOY") announced the acquisition of the assets of NJOY, Inc. As part of the acquisition, NJOY increased its capital by $ 35 million and is committed to providing smokers with the best cigarettes electronic devices to end smoking. (See article)
SWITZERLAND: LOWERING OF LUNG CANCERS IS LESS FAST FOR WOMEN.
Cancer death rates are falling in the European Union (EU). However, the decline is less rapid among women, according to a study with Swiss participation. (See article)
