The Ministry of Health announces that it "protects children from nicotine and addictive habits". Therefore, from July 5, a ban on the sale of nicotine-free e-cigarettes and nicotine pouches for children and adolescents under 18 years of age was introduced. This means that young people will not be able to buy them regardless of the nicotine content. What is more, their sale via the Internet and in vending machines, as well as advertising and promotion, have also been banned. These products will have to be labelled as harmful to health. The head of the Smoking Help Clinic, Dr. Magdalena Cedzyńska, points out that e-cigarette manufacturers use various manipulation techniques to encourage young ... [Read more]