According to a study in France, among those who have quit smoking since 2010, the most popular tool for replacing cigarettes has become vaping, surpassing nicotine replacement therapies. The majority of vapers surveyed use refillable devices and purchase them from specialty stores.
According to a recent OpinionWay study, e-cigarettes have become the number one smoking cessation tool for those looking to quit in France since 2010. 28% of the former smokers surveyed identified vaping as their primary method, while only 18% used nicotine replacement products.
The survey points out that 79% of daily users prefer refillable devices, and half of the purchases occur in specialty vape shops. In contrast, various alternative disposable devices and purchases from non-specialized stores are more popular among the younger age group.
In brief
- 28% of those who quit since 2010 identified vaping as their main cessation tool.
- 79% of vapers use refillable devices.
- 87% of those surveyed choose non-tobacco flavored e-liquids.
- The use of more problematic products is concentrated mainly among young people and in non-specialized stores.
Source: VapingPost FR (fr.vapingpost.com)
This summary was created by artificial intelligence based on the original article.