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SOURCE No1 eCIGS

LONDON, January 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/

N 1 eCIGS has just launched a brand new HIGH QUALITY range of electronic cigarettes that are available to the public through their website at

As the global demand for electronic cigarettes keeps increasing, a company spokesperson for N 1 eCIGS, says that the company is poised for great success. The estimated number of electronic cigarette users across the UK has grown substantially and is expected to top 2 million users by the end of 2014, with sales having already reached 1.3 billion. E cigarettes have also been backed as a safer alternative to tobacco by the medical community, including The Royal College of Physicians.

N 1 eCIGS pride themselves on providing a safe, quality, high end product that you can count on. They also offer a varied product range consisting of 3 main lines that are all competitively priced and manufactured to the highest level of standards, in strictly controlled environments. Moreover, N 1 eCIGS refill packs, that are the equivalent of 200 cigarettes, are a fraction of the cost of traditional methods and start at a mere 7.99.

The three main lines are

  • N 1 Mini Packs 13.99
  • N 1 Midi Packs 17.99
  • N 1 Ultra Packs 44.99

E cigarettes are battery operated, rechargeable devices. As the user sucks on the gadget, an element is activated which heats a replaceable cartridge filled with liquid containing nicotine, turning it into a vapour that can be inhaled. There is no tobacco and no smell, but visible vapour is exhaled. They contain 4000 less chemicals than an ordinary cigarette, including no tar.

The cost of savings using an electric cigarette to that of traditional smoking methods is truly astounding. The average electronic cigarette user saves about 75% over the course of the year, to that of buying traditional tobacco cigarettes.

If you feel it&#39 s time to change, buy N 1 eCIGS today!

Contact

N 1 eCIGS
3rd Floor, 207 Regent Street
London W1B 3HH
United Kingdom
Tel 44(0)800 862 0136
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Warnings on cigarettes ‘destroying brand value’ – telegraph

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Enlarging the health warnings on cigarette packets destroys brand value, according to a senior tobacco analyst.

Michael Smith, analyst at JP Morgan, said that in countries where the new health warnings featuring pictures of diseased lungs and yellow teeth, have been introduced smokers no longer want to see the packet as their personal possession.

“Smokers are increasingly placing their cigarette packets out of public view on social occasions,” he said in a bearish note on the sector, adding that he believes the phenomenon has led to people experimenting with lower price brands.

Many EU member states, including the UK, have indicated they will introduce pictorial warnings on cigarette packets. It is already mandatory in the EU for health warning labels to cover 30pc of the front of a packet and 50pc of the packet back.

“Health warning labels matter, not because the content provides new information but because they damage the pack graphics and premium brand appeal,” Mr Smith said. “Large health warnings commoditise the packet and reduce the incentive to pay a price premium.”

He gives the example of Canada, where since large pictorial warnings have been introduced the size of the low price brand market has doubled in volume terms.

He said “We believe that Canadian smokers are down trading, at least in part, because the brand image of leading premium brands like Players, DuMaurier and Benson & Heges has been diluted by the pictorial health warning label.”

Mr Smith said he sees the tobacco industry underperforming the market by 10pc to 20pc in the past 12 months, after four years of outperformance. He points to increased regulation and public smoking bans, as well as health warnings, as factors that weigh on the sector.

Imperial Tobacco said this month a public smoking ban in the UK would have no impact. But Mr Smith says that in Ireland the ban looks to have boosted market volume decline from 7pc to 8pc year on year to 10pc to 15pc.