VAP'BREVES: The news of Tuesday, February 28, 2017

VAP'BREVES: The news of Tuesday, February 28, 2017

Vap'Brèves offers you your e-cigarette flash news for the 28 February 2017 Tuesday. (Update the news to 12h30).


SWITZERLAND: VAPE BÂLOISE GETS NICOTINE'S DONATION


Swiss-German follows in the footsteps of the Romand example. The donations of nicotine to circumvent the ban on the sale of nicotine vaping liquids seem to be generalizing also in the United States. Nicotinage as a gift under the counter of stores, exchange of "good plans" to find some abroad and other tricks to be able to quit smoking with the help of vaping are increasing in Basel, according to an article on the Barfi.ch site. (See article)


FRANCE: THE VAPE MAKES STRENGTH


While new stringent regulations have come into force, e-cigarette shops are still open in the region. (See article)


FRANCE: SUCCESSFUL CITIZEN FUNDING FOR THE 2ND SUMMIT OF THE VAPE


For the second consecutive year, the SOVAPE association has managed this week its citizen financing for the organization of the 2e Summit of the Vape. (See article)


BELGIUM: AGREED BY TWO TEENS FOR AN ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE


Two sixteen-year-old minors beat up a 19-year-old young man on Monday in Montignies-sur-Sambre (Charleroi), in particular using a brass knuckle. Identified, the perpetrators were arrested and will be presented to the youth prosecutor's office on Tuesday. (See article)

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