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Friends, The Vapour Trail has been in business for over 5 years dedicated to ensuring that "you" (our adult clientele) have access to regulated, premium harm reduction vape products.  At the same time we have taken very seriously our responsibility to protect youth by not allowing them access to our stores. Last week the Government of Nova Scotia announced a ban on liquid flavours effective April 1, 2020.  This rash decision will have very negative consequences for the thousands of smokers and reformed smokers in desperate need of an effective harm reduction option. This policy, which will be ineffective in...

E-cigarettes can help smokers to quit regular cigarettes, but that doesn't mean vaping is safe, experts say. The Associated Press · Posted: Jan 30, 2019 5:00 PM ET | Last Updated: January 30. "If you have a method of helping people with smoking cessation that is both more effective and less costly, that should be of great interest to anyone providing health services," said Kenneth Warner, a retired University of Michigan public health professor who was not involved in the study.

Written by James Jarvis What if you had to opportunity to save lives and positively affect people daily while providing a life for your family and employment/career for people? This is what the vapor industry has done for my wife and I.   CLICK HERE FOR FULL ARTICLE 

http://vapeaboutit.com/study-finds-vaping-is-95-safer-than-smoking/ A new study published by Dr. Konstantinos Farsalinos on Thursday May 21st 2015 titled “E-Cigarettes Generate High Levels of Aldehydes Only In “Dry Puff” Conditions” debunks the “Hidden Formaldehyde in E-Cigarette Aerosols” research paper that was published in the New England Journal of Medicine back in January 2015. Dr. Konstantinos Farsalinos, a world renowned cardiologist and leading e-cigarette and vaping researcher has been conducting scientific studies on e-cigarettes since they first became popular back in 2007. In his latest study published today, he found that “”Vapers are not exposed to dangerous levels of aldehydes. My reading of the evidence...