Anyone who visits our stores regularly will know how much we love the original Cool Fire IV kit. So picture my delight when we unexpectedly receive a mysterious little box we'd never seen before, labelled “Cool Fire IV Plus”. Like...
The juice market has been blitzed with a huge amount of e-liquid, so much it would be hard to try it all in a lifetime! One specific line of liquid our Cigara team is particularly impressed with is Schwartz. Schwartz...
GP's will begin prescribing electronic cigarettes to help smokers quit after it was revealed the devices are 95% safer than tobacco – but the Government didn’t want the public to know just yet. The Government believes e-cigarettes, which are currently enjoying...
E-cigarettes can reduce the harm caused by smoking, Hull’s public health team have declared. Tim Fielding, manager for health and wellbeing, explained that Hull City Council’s public health department echoed sentiments from Public Health England that e-cigarettes are safer than regular...
A recent survey of 5,862 smokers in England found that e-cigarettes have a huge effect in helping people to quit smoking traditional cigarettes. Many in this study have tried to quit smoking by using an electronic cigarette without any other...
As vaping is becoming increasingly popular in the U.K with over 2.6 million users, we thought we'd put together a comprehensive guide to e-cigarettes. What is E-Liquid? E-Liquid is the substance an electronic cigarette uses to create vapour. The heating element...
A scientific study has found that e-cigarette vapours carry no toxin threat to human lungs, strengthening the case for widespread e-cigarette use. British American Tobacco funded the research which showed the vapours omitted from e-cigarettes could be as innocuous as...
Vapers will still be able to use their e-cigarettes in English pubs from 2017, ignoring the move by the Welsh Government to ban the devices from public spaces. This is despite the fact that a recent study found that e-cigarettes produce...
Experiments administered by scientists demonstrate that vapours produced by e-cigarettes are not harmful to human lungs. The research, funded by British American Tobacco, suggests that inhalable nicotine vapour could be as innocuous as fresh air. To get these stunning conclusions,...
