How old must you be to use e-cigarettes?

How valuable is your use: England’s poor threshold

Asking “how old must you be to use e-cigarettes” is great, but unless this restriction is enforced, it will not make much sense. Like any activity for minors, the problem of minor fog still exists, despite the legislative provisions. Although British law stipulates that individuals must be 18 years old to purchase vape products, evidence shows that a large proportion of British teenagers have or have started smoking.

Underage e-cigarettes are a national problem. Especially in England, it seems to be divided roughly along the north-south direction. Research seems to indicate that vape in Yorkshire and the Humber Island has approximately 20% of 15% of young people, while only 3% of 15-year-olds in London and other southern counties. The reasons for this situation may be many factors, but curbing the root causes of minor fog is a national effort involving the support of the government, the population and the entire fog industry.

These statistics are usually considered to be proof of the e-cigarette industry, which targets minors, who have more vivid colors and rich “sweetness”. E-liquid, whether it is injected or other methods, has the advantage of being easy to customize for a variety of different tastes. Some of the most popular e-liquids mimic the taste of popular sweet brands, carbonated drinks and various desserts, and their marketing materials tend to highlight this. Of course, this is not illegal, and the popularity of these e-liquids among adults proves their effectiveness as products. However, in order to continue to maintain its reputation, the British e-cigarette industry may find itself having to take further measures to prevent minors’ e-cigarettes and avoid the abuse of their products.