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E-Cig Safety

07/12/2023
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The Ultimate Guide To Nicotine Strengths

The expansive variety of vape kits, tanks and coils, pods and e-liquids can make the transition from smoking to vaping rather daunting and complex, as there is a wealth of new information to learn. Knowing which nicotine strength to use is essential for a straightforward transition and an enjoyable experience. By not finding a suitable nicotine strength, the switch from smoking can appear frustrating, and you may be tempted to revert. At SmokShop, we explain nicotine strengths and which strengths are best suited for you.

27/04/2023

Vaping Safety For Children: How To Keep Your Kids Safe From Vapes

Renowned as a less harmful alternative to smoking cigarettes, vaping has quickly become popular over recent years. However, using vapes and e-liquids can cause significant harm to anyone if used incorrectly, especially children, if you leave a vape and e-liquid unattended. So, it's essential to be aware of how to reduce the dangers of vaping and protect young people from vape pens and e-liquids. Here at SmokShop, we tell you everything you need to know about the dangers of vaping and how to keep your children safe from vapes and e-liquids.

Man dripping his vape device 27/04/2023

E-Liquid Safety Guide: Are E-Liquids Safe To Use?

Batteries are the most common dangers associated with e-cigarettes. But, if you do not proceed cautiously, e-liquid can also be dangerous. Like batteries, e-liquid is dangerous if it isn’t stored properly or used irresponsibly. Nicotine is classified as a poison, and e-liquid should be treated the same way as any other dangerous substance that you would have in your household. The nicotine in e-liquid is poisonous if enough is ingested, especially if it is swallowed or rubbed all over the skin. Here at SmokShop, we want to give you some safety tips on how to store your e-liquids and the dangers surrounding them.

Person showing off their vapes 04/03/2020
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Are Second Hand Vaping Fumes Harmful?

We all know the risks of secondhand cigarette smoke to your body. In fact, second hand cigarette smoke is proven to cause around 7,330 deaths from lung cancer and 33,950 deaths from heart disease each year. As the populations awareness of the detrimental effects of secondhand smoke became clear, country-wide action was implemented to reduce the risks, such as a ban on smoking in public buildings which was made active from 1 July 2007. With more smokers looking to give up their bad habit, recent years have seen the world-wide... Read More