Earlier this year, legislation was announced that will limit the sale and use of single-use vapes from 2025. Now, a study has revealed that four out of every ten vape users are likely to turn to the black market for their supplies once the ban on disposables comes into effect. Illegal vapes, which are already prevalent in the UK, can contain harmful substances such as lead and nickel, and often have higher nicotine levels than legal products. These illicit devices can also deliver up to 7,000 puffs, compared to the 600 to 1,000 offered by legal alternatives. However, the survey of 1,000 vapers found that black market vapes aren't the only concern - a quarter of respondents fear they may reve... [Read more]