Oldham, Manchester -- (SBWIRE) -- 08/10/2015 -- Leading UK supplier of e cigarettes, iBreathe, have recently commented on the new figures from charity Action on Smoking and Health, which reveal that the number of vapers in the UK has tripled during 2012 to 2014.
The figures suggest that 2.1 million now vape, and the study also anticipates that the amount of vapers may match smokers by 2018. This is thanks to the widespread availability of e cigarette devices on the market, and the fact that vaping works as a transitional escape from smoking.
The amount of smokers in the country has fallen in the same time period, which supports the idea that many of those taking up vaping are existing smokers. The number of smokers has dropped by almost a quarter since 2007, and the decline continues as e cigarettes continue to grow in popularity.
Often commenting on industry news, a spokesperson for iBreathe said, 'The increase in vapers over the last two years is great news, and shows that e cigarettes are one of the most effective ways to quit smoking. People have tried to quit with nicotine gum and patches in the past, but these methods simply aren't as effective as the e cigarette. It's great to see so many people move from smoking to vaping, and it's great that we've played a part in this movement.'
About iBreathe
iBreathe is a leading UK supplier of e cigarettes and e liquids, selling a wide range at low prices. E cigarettes are available in a range of styles and sizes, ensuring everyone who wants to enjoy vaping, can. iBreathe also offer a huge variety of e liquids, from fruit flavoured liquids to coffee flavoured ones. Great choices and low prices help people transition easily from smoking to vaping, and it is iBreathe's main aim to help people quit smoking altogether with their healthier alternative.
PR Contact
Company name: iBreathe Ltd
Tel: 0161 652 3141
Website: http://www.i-breathe.co.uk
Contact person: Mahmud Ali
Email: info@i-breathe.co.uk
Address: Edelle Business Park
Unit 3, Quebec Street
Oldham
OL9 6QJ
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