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University of East London Lecture on E-Cigs. This hour long lecture at the University of East London by Dr. Lynne Dawkins. She is described here as a leading expert on e-cigarettes and an adviser to the UK government gives informed opinion

The BBC Reports on E-Cigs… Prof Peter Hajek is featured towards the end. A surprisingly balanced mainstream report on the popular tobacco alternative. Nicotine by itself is, according to Prof Hajek, in terms of dangers and addictiveness, ‘roughly equivalent to coffee’,

Scientific Opinion on Actual Known Risks of E-Cigarettes. Expert analysis by Professor Riccardo Polosa – get the full info from the scientific community.

Professor Peter Hajek on E-cigarettes According to Prof Hajek, E-cigarettes; pose very small or maybe no health risks do not attract new users to nicotine

It’s great to hear that we vapers are becoming more than a niche market, and in recent months sales have grown very rapidly indeed. According to a new report by market analysis firm Nielson, Supermarkets and grocery outlets have seen e-cigarettes,

Cartomisers can be refilled. Here is a trick to help you. Cartomisers come with a protective soft plastic cover placed on the end. Keep this aside and when you need to refill, put a little e-liquid into the cover. Then carefully

In amongst the negative coverages of vaping, particularly in America, there has frequently been made the claim that vaping could act as a gateway to smoking amongst teens. In fact the data released in November showed that smoking amongst American teens

As we look back over 2014 we cannot be surprised at the determination of some to find evils within vaping. But towards the end of this year more leading scientists came out to criticise this coverage and denounce the more spurious

Once again the eagerness to imagine e-cigarettes are as dangerous as smoking has got the better of an uncritical press. A recent Japanese report claimed that e-cigarettes can contain 10 times as much formaldehyde as a conventional cigarette, but the data

New research at KU Leuven strongly supports the use of e-cigs as very effective smoking cessation aids. In the lab, the e-cigs proved to be just as effective in suppressing the craving for a smoke as tobacco cigarettes were, while the