The Scottish Government have outlined a commitment to take action to reduce vaping among non-smokers and young people and to tackle the environmental impact of single-use vapes.
A Lanarkshire MSP is calling for more regulation on disposable vapes given the health and environmental damage caused by the products.Download the Lanarkshire Live app today The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
She said: “Vaping is rapidly increasing in popularity and disposable vapes represent a public health and environmental disaster. “Kids who have never smoked before are being exposed to an array of cheap, addictive nicotine products. “Without regulation, what will stop more companies cashing in on this craze despite the cost to our environment and the nation’s health?
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