The U.K. has banned disposable vapes, but new research shows many people are still tossing them out after just a few uses.

Disposable vapes have seen a massive rise in popularity, with an estimated 150 million devices thrown away in the U.S. a year. The devices not only pollute the environment, but pose a fire hazard as ...

They may be smaller than their refillable counterparts, but some disposable e-cigarettes actually emit more toxic metals than older vapes and traditional cigarettes, according to a new study from the ...

The federal government is facing an uphill battle in its ongoing crackdown on the vaping industry. And some of its efforts, arguably, may be backfiring. Since 2020, the number of different ...

Rocket Popsicle, Strawberry Fluff, Juicy Peach Ice – these are just a few flavors among the variety of disposable e-cigarettes and vape pods being sold unregulated in the United States. Often packaged ...

Vape companies sell catchy flavors that entice children into purchasing addictive products. Here’s how Utah is taking a stand ...

Australia will ban the importation of disposable vapes starting Jan. 1, the government announced on Tuesday, citing concerns of young people becoming addicted to nicotine. Plans for an import ban on ...

To live in London in 2023 is to be perpetually engulfed in a cloud of cloyingly sweet vapor. The scent of Blue Razz Lemonade replaces traffic fumes; Banana Ice covers the rancid smell of rubbish.

The majority of e-cigarette sales now come in the form of disposable vapes, meaning that when someone has taken the last puff, that vape—and its lithium ion battery and plastic casing—go right into ...