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VENLO, the Netherlands, -- What has been a hype in the Netherlands now since last summer, is also starting to happen in the United Kingdom. Since it was announced that the smoking ban, which already came into force in the United Kingdom on 1 July 2007, will be implemented virtually everywhere in July this year, smokers have been looking for alternatives. Electronic cigarettes, which have been very popular in China for two years, are now getting more popular in Europe. We, RuToo , are running an international web shop in 4 languages (6 languages next month) and notice an impressive sales increase in the United Kingdom, both in the commercial and private sectors. While we had already noticed increases previously in the Netherlands, France, Germany, and Belgium, it is now the British customer who is being attracted by the E-cigarette. The E-cigarette is also popular in hotels, nightclubs, pharmacies, tobacco shops, casinos and even airlines are selling the Rutoo cigarettes to allow public smoking. RuToo is a young Dutch company set up by two young entrepreneurs importing the E-cigarette directly from China under their own brand name.
The E-cigarette's great advantage is that no tobacco is burnt. No harmful substances, such as tar and carbon monoxide, are released. Only water vapour is released by the product thus affecting both the smokers and the environment less. The E-cigarette consists of an electric device with a battery, an atomizer and a switch which is activated by sucking the E-cigarette. The nicotine cartridges are replaceable and available in a number of different tastes and strengths. It is only the smokers who get the nicotine they want as a substitute for the traditional cigarette.
Rutoo with its knowledge of the British market, expects to achieve a fast increase in sales in the United Kingdom. Above all, the E-cigarette is a substitute for the traditional cigarette. With well-proportioned use, however, it can be used very well to reduce smoking and perhaps even give it up.
In the Netherlands, there is currently a discussion about whether the E-cigarette should be allowed as a medicine. The authorities have thus indicated that the E-cigarette may contribute to reducing the craving for nicotine.