Electronic cigarettes or vapes are now commonly used as an alternative to smoking cigarettes, or as a method to stop or reduce smoking
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Whereas if they were sold in pharmacies or specialist shops, it's much easier to monitor them." Changes to regulation of e-cigarettes and e-liquid being brought in once the nicotine products are legalised: Sale, and supply in a public place, to under 18-year-olds is prohibited Sale via vending machines is restricted to R18 settings All retailers will be allowed to display e-cigarettes and e-liquid at the point-of-sale Retailers that restrict entry to people aged 18 and over will be allowed to display e-cigarettes and e-liquid in-store (including window display) and promote products on the outside of their store, as well as offer discounts, free-samples, loyalty rewards and co-packaging Broader advertising eg billboards, radio, TV and Internet advertising will be prohibited Vaping will be prohibited in workplaces and other areas where smoking is not allowed under the Smoke-free Environments Act 1990 Product safety requirements (eg for nicotine concentration) will be set.
Their minds appeared to have leapt right to the bottom linemore safety meant higher prices, higher prices meant lower sales and lower sales meant lower profits
