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Dongguan Humen police busted a counterfeit vape sales operation, seizing 6,099 fake vaping device kits and 66,596 fake pods that were allegedly sold through online channels.
After a long stretch of negative coverage, major Chinese state media have recently shifted to more positive and objective reporting on vaping, giving the industry a noticeable boost in confidence.
UK public health officials say they still maintain that vaping is far less harmful than smoking, reaffirming the long-standing position of Public Health England.
The FDA warned that youth vaping is a growing public health threat, citing products from brands such as Juul, Blu, and Vuse that deliver nicotine through aerosol generated by heated liquid.
Following California’s lawsuit against Juul, New York State has also sued the vaping giant, accusing it of glamorizing vaping to young people while downplaying the health risks of its high-nicotine products.
Major U.S. media reported that President Trump temporarily pulled back from a planned ban on flavored vaping products, partly over concerns about backlash from vape shop owners and customers.
After China tightened youth protection rules on Nov. 1 and shut down online sales channels, vape sales fell, inventories piled up, and the industry group urged companies not to panic sell.
There are many fake RELX pods on the market. This article shares a practical method to help users identify genuine and counterfeit RELX pods.
Images of the rumored Lotus Vape and Liqun Vape surfaced as discussion grew around tobacco company entry into vaping devices after e-commerce crackdowns.
RELX has been hugely popular in China since last year. Its pod-and-device design uses strong magnetic attachment, and the pod won’t easily fall out during daily use.
U.S. health agencies reported 2,051 lung injury cases and 39 deaths linked to vaping by Nov. 5. Early CDC findings pointed to a substance commonly encountered in daily life as a likely cause.
Juul said it will immediately stop selling mint vaping products in the US after new evidence showed mint had become increasingly popular among American teenagers.