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Public Health Wales has set up a task force to tackle the rapid rise in vaping among teenagers. The task force recommended banning vape manufacturers and dealers from selling attractive flavors. Such as bubble gum. Because vape shops sometimes advertise with eye-catching signage on the way to and from school.
This recommendation is one of four recommendations made by the working group in a report released on Thursday (18th).
Its four main control measures are as follows:
Chris Emmerson, an adviser to the department, says:
“These best practices provide a comprehensive framework for supporting young vapers in Wales. By implementing these practices, we can better address the complex needs of children and young people struggling with vaping dependency. Nicotine replacement therapies, which are already offered to people aged over 12 who are smoking. (It) is one tool that could help children and young people out of their dependency on vaping in tandem with other support mechanisms.”
As responsible vape manufacturing company, VPFIT always support keeping teenagers away from vapes. But totally ban the sales of flavor vapes may not be the best solution.
“Youth should not touch vaping products and cigarettes. We support stop selling or advertising vapes near schools and minors. Also, the vape packing and displaying should also avoid attractive contents.” Mr. Franky Zhou, General Manager of VPFIT says.
Also, he emphases,
“However, we do not think banning flavor vapes and disposable vapes is the best solution. Vaping products are alternative and useful tools to adult people to quit smoking. We should also consider for the adult smokers.”
Besides, there are various solutions to avoid youth from getting vapes. For example, the vape seller should check the age of buyer to confirm he/she is legal in age to use vape device. And, more education is needed to educate minors about the potential harms of vapes and cigarettes.
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