Tag: Vaping

Government Response to Consultation on TPD

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Government Response to Consultation on Tobacco Products Directive (‘TPD’)

 

Background

The Government will be regulating the electronic cigarette industry under the Tobacco Products Directive, which will come into force in May 2016. These regulations will require e liquid and e cigarette suppliers and manufacturers to provide products in compliance with the Directive. The aim is to ensure that e cigarette products meet safety and marketing standards. For example you will no longer be able to buy e-liquids above a 20mg strength of nicotine from one year after the TPD is brought into force. A consultation took place with vaping shops, health professionals, regulatory officers and the public for their views on some questions asked by the Government. The Government’s questions and attendee answers related to electronic cigarettes are summarised below.

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Review of Kamry K1000 Electronic Pipe

Kamry K1000 Electronic Pipe Review

The Kamry K1000 E-Pipe is a pipe for a unique electronic vaping lifestyle.

What Are the Key Benefits of the Kamry K1000 Electronic Pipe Kit?

  • Two batteries are included with the e-pipe to ensure you can continue to use your pipe while charging the spare battery.
  • Uses e-liquid and coils like other electronic cigarette devices to ensure the variety and quality of the vape.
  • A variety of stylish colours to suit your preference.

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MatTek Study – Vaping has No Toxic Effect on Lungs

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MatTek Study – Vaping has No Toxic Effect on Lungs

MatTek created human lung cells to determine any health risks associated with vaping an electronic cigarette. Their study fund that vapour and e cigarettes do not have any toxic effect on human lung cells. This research, funded by British American Tobacco, claims that inhaling nicotine in the form of vapour is as safe as breathing air.

 

Scientists used a robot to expose the lung cell replicas to tobacco smoke, e cigarette vapour and air. When exposed to traditional tobacco smoke for six hours all of the lung cells died. In contrast, when the lung cells were subjected to a continuous dose of e-liquid vapour the results found that the damage to the lung cells was “similar to that of air”.

 

The full news report about the findings of this study can be found on the following link: MatTek Vaping No Toxic Effect Study