The amount of liquid and nicotine content in e-cigarettes sold in Switzerland exceeds the permitted thresholds, according to an association. The vast majority of disposable e-cigarettes sold in Switzerland do not comply with the law, the Swiss Association for the Prevention of Smoking (AT Switzerland) denounced on Saturday. The amount of liquid and the nicotine content exceed the allowable thresholds. The standards in force in Switzerland are based on a European directive from 2014. This stipulates that each "so-called closed system electronic cigarette", also known as "puff bars", cannot contain more than 2 ml of liquid volume. This corresponds to about 600 puffs. However, according to the ... [Read more]