U.S. officials are cracking down on a surge of sophisticated new illicit vaping products that are flooding U.S. markets, an ...

For example, 40% of young vapers reported that they’d made unauthorized battery modifications, which can lead the device to ...

The Ministry of Health, Health Sciences Authority (HSA) and People's Association have launched a campaign encouraging vape ...

Last week, the Vapor Technology Association ran ads stating its opposition to illegally imported Chinese vapes, citing the risk they pose to children, despite its leadership and the organization ...

Singapore has unveiled a new national campaign to encourage vape users to surrender their devices "Bin the Vape" lets users ...

The vaping device, which looks like a pen or a lighter, is more harmful than cigarettes, said one doctor. Read more at ...

Camouflaged vaping devices have teachers and parents struggling to monitor the usage of a product that has surged in popularity among high school-aged kids.

The first vaping devices likely were introduced to the U.S. from outside the country around 2006, according to a U.S. Customs and Border protection database.

Youra vape stick: This is marketed as a nicotine-free vaping device, so technically it's considered safe. The FDA and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention haven't made a ruling on whether ...

Schools have stepped up education and enforcement efforts, but challenges remain. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

However, it is recommended to keep it to a minimum for a start. It will take you some time to understand your vaping habits and to get a clear idea of what vaping device and e-liquids you really need.