If the Government were really committed to stopping children getting their hands on disposable vapes, then they would focus on cracking down on the illicit trade and enforcing the laws that already exist to prevent children from accessing these products. These illicit vapes appeal to children with devices in the shapes of drinks, cartoon creations on them, and ones with LED/RGB lighting around the vape that light up with every puff
A future ban on disposable vapes is planned, among other restrictions such as reducing vaping signage and increasing fines for retailers breaching regulations (timeframe yet to be confirmed)
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For example, Matthew Mintz, MD, an internist in Bethesda, Maryland who prescribes medical marijuana to some patients, does not believe that vaping itself is necessarily dangerous, though he admits that long-term data is lacking