Replies to post #81412 on Electronic Cigarettes International Group Ltd fka

[yerboss]

A bit of irony. If it works too well we lose customers and that we rely on more and more people smoking tobacco before turning to e-cigs to quit.

[DFH84]

I thought it was interesting that as per Vapestick's affiliate program, the one thing you are not allowed to do, is advertise the product as a cessation device. You are allowed to explain that it is safer and healthier alternative to smoking, but that's it.

https://www.vapestick.co.uk/become-an-affiliate.html

"Here are the current Golden Rules!

VAPESTICK® products should never be marketed to, or sold to, anyone under the age of 18. Nicotine is addictive and classified as toxic, particularly when in direct contact with skin. VAPESTICK® products should therefore always be kept out of the reach of children and pets.

VAPESTICK® products should never be described as ‘quit smoking’ devices or as being ‘healthy'. You can market the product as a ‘healthier alternative to tobacco smoking’ which ‘avoids the smoking ban' and you can also state that it ‘contains no tar, no smell, no ash and no second-hand smoke’ If ever in any doubt, please check our website for our updated disclaimers and phrasing. If we haven’t said something that you’d like to, it’s a fair guess that its because we not allowed to, or we probably would have done!"