Disposable vape use falling in UK ahead of government ban

Vaping trends shift as UK ban drives switch from disposable to reusable devices

After the U.K.’s 2024 announcement to ban disposable vapes, new research reveals a sharp decline in disposable vape use and a rise in reusable alternatives.

Disposable E-cigarette Ban ‘Unlikely’ to Tackle Vaping Rates, Researchers Warn

The forthcoming disposable vapes ban may have a “limited impact” on the number of people using e-cigarettes, according to researchers. It comes as a study highlighted there has been a “shift away” from disposable vapes since the ban was announced, with more people opting for refillable and reusable devices. Academics from University College London (UCL) also suggest the rapid rise in e-cigarette use seen in Britain in recent years has “stalled.”…

Disposable vape ban 'may not curb e-cigarette use'

Researchers say there has been a shift away from disposable vapes ahead of their ban in June, but it may have only a "limited impact" on vaping rates.

Disposable vape ban date looms as warning issued - Liverpool Echo

Disposable vapes will be banned this year after the Government announced plans last January

Disposable vapes ban ‘unlikely’ to tackle e-cigarette use

People are more likely to switch to reusable vapes rather than stopping completely, study shows

Disposable vape use falling in UK ahead of ban

The popularity of disposable e-cigarettes or vapes has fallen ahead of a UK-wide ban on their sale on 1 June, a study has found.Researchers believe vape users are switching to refillable and rechargeable vapes in anticipation of the ban.The percentage of people aged 16-24 who mainly use disposable vapes has dropped by nearly half in the last year from 63% to 35%, according to University College London (UCL) research.Overall vaping use stalled be…