"Electronic cigarettes are 95% safer than traditional smoking".
This was reported
by Health Public England,
the executive agency of the
Department of Health and Social Care
.
The findings, published in a data update, support the use of
e-cigarettes
as an effective way to help people quit smoking.
This data update provides a follow-up to the initial investigations conducted last year and serves as a comprehensive review of the updated data ahead of the introduction of new e-cigarette legislation planned for next year.
This research also included other findings such as:
E-cigarettes do not pose a risk of nicotine poisoning to users, but e-liquids must be in "childproof" packaging. Although vaping is not 100% safe, most of the chemicals that cause smoking-related illnesses are absent and the chemicals present pose limited risk.
The best current estimate is that using e-cigarettes is about
95%
less harmful to health than smoking.
Even Kosovo has not escaped this phenomenon spread all over the world.
In Kosovo, vaping is considered a constantly growing trend.
Different companies operate and offer different flavors and designs for vape consumers.
Evapify Kosova
is one of the leading companies in the market which has brought world-class quality to consumers, both in terms of taste and design
.
Crystal is one of the most popular brands among consumers, being considered a revolution in the Kosovar market.
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E-cigarettes release negligible levels of nicotine into ambient air with no identified health risks to bystanders.
There is an incorrect perception that e-cigarettes are as harmful as traditional cigarettes.
Following the publication of the report,
Public
Health England
has suggested that electronic cigarettes may one day be available in the National Health Service as a possible aid to quit smoking.
However
,
Public Health England
have made a number of proposals for next steps to ensure that e-cigarettes remain properly monitored.
They suggested continuing to monitor data on e-cigarette consumption, health impact, and effectiveness for smoking cessation as products and technologies develop.