Latest UK vaping news and product comparisons.
Vaporesso has marked its 11th anniversary by launching a worldwide campaign celebrating over a decade of technological advancement in the vaping sector. The campaign, titled “Once Again, Beyond Ordinary,” reflects the brand’s commitment to pushing boundaries and delivering next-generation vaping experiences to users across the globe. The milestone represents a significant moment for the manufacturer,…
The vaping landscape in the UK could be about to change dramatically. Government officials, working alongside the devolved administrations in Scotland, are currently exploring whether stricter packaging regulations should be introduced for e-cigarettes and vaping products. If approved, these changes would fundamentally reshape how vapes look on shop shelves and what information manufacturers can display…
ElfBar has cemented itself as one of the most recognisable names in the UK vaping market, largely thanks to the massive success of its disposable range. Now, the brand is making a significant move into the refillable sector with the launch of the ElfBar ELFX 2, and it’s worth paying attention to. For those familiar…
Vaporesso’s latest offering, the Luxe X3, is a pod-style device that promises serious vapour production without sacrificing portability. If you’re after a capable all-rounder that won’t weigh down your pocket, this one’s worth your attention. The standout feature here is the built-in 2600 mAh battery, which delivers respectable longevity for a device this compact. You…
The UK vaping landscape has shifted faster in the past twelve months than in the five years before it. If you’re a vaper in 2026, there’s a lot to keep track of — from a landmark piece of legislation working its way to Royal Assent, to a new excise duty that will hit your e-liquid…
The UK government’s new Vaping Products Duty (VPD) comes into force on 1 October 2026, and it will be felt by every vaper in the country. From that date, a flat charge of £2.20 per 10ml applies to all vaping liquid sold in the UK — including nicotine salts, shortfills, freebase liquids, and even nicotine-free…
The Tobacco and Vapes Bill has cleared both Houses of Parliament, passing through the Lords in March 2026 and returning to the Commons for final consideration. Once it receives Royal Assent — expected imminently — it becomes the most significant piece of vaping legislation since the Tobacco Products Directive came into force a decade ago….
The subject of vape flavour bans generates enormous concern among UK vapers, but the reality in April 2026 is more nuanced than the headlines suggest. No flavours have been banned. No ban has been confirmed. What exists is a framework — built into the Tobacco and Vapes Bill — that gives the government the power…