52% of UK Vapers Plan to Kick the Habit as a Mid-Year Reset

52% of UK vapers plan to kick the habit as a mid-year reset

A new Nicorette® survey shows smokers and vapers are using the mid-year mark to reassess their habits with one in five (20%) agreeing the disposable vape ban was a motivator for quitting.

Vape ban 'could push thousands of Brits back to smoking' as new rules begin in days

It will be illegal to sell disposable vapes in the UK after June 1 - but could that see people move to another unhealthy habit.

Vaping ban: An expert's 12 top tips on how to quit as ban looms - NewsGroove Uk

LloydsPharmacy Online Doctor conducted a survey of 500 UK adults and found that half of respondents (51 per cent) said they think the UK’s plan to ban disposable vapes in 2025 will help more people quit. But quitting is easier said than done. One 20mg/ml vape contains 40mg of nicotine, the equivalent of two packs of 20 cigarettes. Nicotine causes the brain to release dopamine, a neurotransmitter that makes you feel good. When you stop consumin…

Vape surveys reveal mixed messages as ban inches closer

A series of surveys carried out by firms associated with vape products has revealed consumers have mixed feelings about the ban on disposable devices that comes in on June 1.

Disposable vape ban could drive thousands back to cigarettes, data finds

As the UK government prepares to enforce a ban on the sale of disposable vapes from 1 June 2025, a survey commissioned by retailer Vape Shop has raised concerns that the policy could backfire, potentially derailing the country’s ambition to become smokefree by 2030. Polling… This story continues at Disposable vape ban could drive thousands back to cigarettes, data finds Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail

New survey suggests disposable vape ban could backfire

A new consumer survey has raised concerns that disposables policy could backfire