Quit Vaping Now with Expert Support

E-cigarettes have been shown to be a useful tool to help people quit smoking. However, we are of the belief they should be for short-term use towards a nicotine-free life.

However, there is increasing uptake by individuals, both adults and children, who have never smoked who are now taking up vaping and becoming rapidly addicted to nicotine.

We support all people looking to quit vaping, but this is the main demographic of people who we are looking to support: never-smoker vapers. Currently, there is a distinct scarcity of resources and information available to help.

Nicotine is the third most addictive drug after heroin and cocaine. There are proven health concerns regarding nicotine itself.

A detrimental effect on the growing brain (up to the age of 25), a gateway effect to smoking, and an association with a higher risk of having a second addiction.

However, vaping hasn’t been around long enough for any data to emerge about its long-term safety.

That being said, would you, or would you be happy knowing any child, be willing to take a risk knowing there is a safer alternative - fresh air

The rate of vaping uptake has been steadily increasing in the last few years, which is a cause for growing concern.

In the UK in 2025, 1 in 5 children aged between 11-17 had tried e-cigarettes. In numbers, that’s almost 1 million. 400,000 were vaping more than once a week.

For young adults aged 16-24, there were a further 1 million never-smoker vapers - half of which vaped daily.

Disposable single-use vapes (now banned in the UK), containing 2% nicotine, were the device of choice in the majority - as much as nicotine a pack of cigarettes.