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Disposable Vapes Have Become Public Enemy Number One. Is the Distrust Justified?
Disposable vapes have become one of Europe’s least trusted nicotine products. Once credited with making switching from cigarettes unusually simple, the brightly coloured devices are increasingly portrayed as an environmental nuisance, a gateway to youth nicotine use and a regulatory problem requiring outright prohibition. That backlash is now translating into policy. Regulatory analysis from ECigIntelligence […]
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