We’re asking people around Cardiff if they think the new ban on disposable vapes will stop the problem, or whether given their popularity, an illegal market for them will open up.
00:00Yes, and I understand, obviously, human right and being able to, you know, I think vapes in general should be banned, to be honest with you.
00:08They're in schools, such and such a big problem. Obviously, I'm glad the ban has occurred, but before that, when I was in school last year, we used to find disposable vapes in the bathrooms.
00:19The problem I got with it is I think once something is out there, it's out there. It's going to be very hard to police said ban off disposable vapes.
00:26So, you know, every corner shop that you go into will sell the disposable vapes.
00:30I think there was already a ban on certain like 12,000 puff ones. Some people are getting a hold of them.
00:35Once they're out there in the public, there's the demand for it. And once there's a demand for that sort of thing, they're going to be widespread and available.
00:43Some shops are already working their way around it to find like a loophole. So as much as it's good at having a ban, because it's such a highly addictive substance, people aren't just going to like drop and stop.
00:55They're going to go to cigarettes and nicotine addicts will be around forever, really.
