June 2016 E-Cig Round-Up

June 2016 was a big month for the vaping community, with the introduction of the Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) in Eurpore, giving us all a new set of vaping regulations to get used to. We’ve made all the relevant adjustments to our products. And we've have had some really interesting, thought-provoking discussions with you on social media about the TPD and how it’s going to impact the way you vape.

House of Lords Vape Vote

In a similar vein, the big story of the month was the #LordsVapeVote, which saw thousands of vapers and brands (over 50,000, in fact!) sign a petition to overturn Article 20 of the TPD. Unfortunately the motion wasn’t to be discussed in the House of Lords but the power of the vaping community was felt throughout the country.

So what else have we all been talking about this month? Here are a few of June’s biggest vaping stories:

- Vapers shared their stories about what being a vaper means to them.

- Vaper Expo UK announced that it will be returning to the Birmingham NEC this October

- Doctors slammed a study that linked e-cigarettes to teenage smoking.

- Academics at the University of Buffalo call for a rethink in the way America is dealing with electronic cigarettes.

We had some big news of our own as well, with our redesigned website www.buyv2cigs.co.uk coming with a brand new blog that features weekly posts about all things vaping. This month’s entries included:

- A new look for V2 Cigs , where we discussed all the changes made in our redesign

- Politics and activism in the vaping community , where we discussed the recent rise of activism amongst vapers

- Five YouTube channels all vapers should subscribe to , where we shared our top five vaping channels on YouTube

So what do we have planned for next month? We can’t share all of our secrets but stay tuned to find out all about the UK’s best vaping communities, as well as our top tips to get the most out of your e-liquid.

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