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Daily Mirror UK
|September 04, 2025
Tech is key as '80% get e-cigs online'
MOST under-18s who vape are getting them on the black market online, polling suggests.
In a survey of 2,000 adults and 500 youths of 15-17 years, 79% of respondents said underage users buy vapes online.
The polling by identity verification firm IKE Tech also found 60% of people think the age-verification methods used in shops are too easy to bypass.
This story is from the September 04, 2025 edition of Daily Mirror UK.
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