The British brand Ripple+ sells products marketed as nicotine-free aromatherapy diffusers and smoke-free devices, yet the manufacturer’s claims regarding laboratory tests and safety have not been verified by independent sources.
The British company Ripple+ markets nicotine-free devices, known as aromatherapy diffusers, nootropic pouches, and non-electronic flavored air inhalers. According to the descriptions on the manufacturer’s website, the products are safe, made from natural ingredients, and tested in accredited laboratories, although detailed analyses or laboratory documents have not been released to the public so far.
Although the company does not officially make direct health claims, the products’ marketing and meta-descriptions often target nicotine users, encouraging customers to quit traditional e-cigarettes. In a campaign launched in March 2025, they advertised the purity of their own products by citing the levels of lead found in illegal e-cigarettes, while the origin and certifications of their own ingredients remain unsupported by public data.
In brief
- The British Ripple+ sells devices, pouches, and inhalers intended as nicotine-free alternatives.
- The company promises natural, laboratory-tested, and safe ingredients but does not publish analyses.
- The marketing partially advocates for a nicotine-free transition and quitting traditional e-cigarettes.
- Independent research has been unable to verify the safety and composition claims advertised by the manufacturer.
Source: VapingPost FR (fr.vapingpost.com)
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