Most vapers would buy online if flavours were banned and taxes increased Survey findings mirror international research results   Irish people start vaping to quit smoking and if the Government bans flavours or increase taxes on the products, vapers will seek to...

Ban vaping flavours is wrong - they don’t attract teens, the help smokers quit Vapers in Ireland are aged between 35 and 65 and not teens People vape to quit tobacco, not to start smoking Vapers in Ireland are disappointed that the World Health Organisation (WHO)...

Without vaping I would probably still be smoking. It helped me and I have told other people that smoke about vaping too.

Government survey shows vaping helped up to 100,000 smokers quit Vapers throughout the country welcome the findings in the Government’s national drug and alcohol survey, which shows that vaping (e-cigarettes) helped almost 100,000 people to quit tobacco. Mr. Joe...

Focus groups say politicians have lost a connection with the people   Independent research has found a growing perception across Ireland that politicians have lost a connection with the people and failed to listen to them. The findings* from three regional focus...

Respect Vapers are urging others to ‘say no to tobacco’ at the weekend as World Vaping Day is on Sunday, 30th May and World No Tobacco Day is Monday 31st May.

Confidence in vaping is growing and smokers attending emergency departments in four British cities are to be given free vaping products and taught how to use them. The plan is part of a trial designed to help people quit smoking.

Vaping is NOT smoking. There is no tobacco in vaping. It does not produce tar, smoke or carbon monoxide, the most damaging and cancer-causing elements of tobacco smoking.