Vapes are prevalent in Ireland, with marketing strategies aimed at youth, leading to one third of 15- to 16-year-olds being drawn to them. Although initially seen as aids for quitting smoking, opinions from the medical community have changed, highlighting risks associated with high nicotine levels. Experts now firmly oppose the sale and use of e-cigarettes, emphasizing their addictive nature and the health hazards they present. Vapes have become a public health issue, raising concerns about their impact on younger populations.
Vapes are widely available in Irish towns and their marketing appeals to children, attracting around one third of 15- to 16-year-olds.
E-cigarettes were initially promoted as smoking cessation aids, but medical perspectives have shifted significantly against their usage.
The high nicotine content and addictive properties of e-cigarettes raise serious public health concerns, prompting opposition from experts across various medical disciplines.
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