Alistair Servet
Self-taught and curious by nature, I developed my journalistic skills in the field by joining the Vaping Post in 2017. As a former smoker who converted to vaping, I immediately felt the need to understand in detail all aspects of this smoking risk reduction method that has enabled me to successfully quit smoking where previous methods had failed.
Review: Avata – Aspire
Simple and comfortable
With its 15 ml capacity, the Avata pod requires very few refills, letting you vape for several days. Almost free of settings,...
Understanding the Different Types of Scientific Studies on E-Cigarettes
Key takeaways
Not all studies are equal: some only observe, and only one type can prove causality—randomized controlled trials (RCTs).
Cross-sectional and ecological studies show associations,...
Review: Nexi Pro – Aspire
A bit more built-up
The Nexi Pro is slightly larger and bulkier than its predecessors in the Nexi family. With a combined autonomy of 2000...
Ultra-Restriction of Flavors in the Netherlands: An Example Not to Follow
A Draconian Legislation
It is clear that sweet and dessert flavors are in the crosshairs of health authorities. Lawmakers and health experts argue that such...
$8.6 million for 17 employees: the staggering salaries of the WHO’s...
The cost of anti-vaping expertise
The World Health Organization (WHO) has always opposed electronic cigarettes. Despite mounting scientific evidence showing that vaping is less harmful...
Review: Zelos M80 kit – Aspire
An ideal kit
While box-and-tank kits are becoming increasingly rare in favor of pods, some manufacturers like Aspire continue to offer them—and they still appeal...
Review: SKE Bar – SKE
A simple pod
The SKE Bar is designed with new vapers in mind. With no settings to worry about, simply inhale to produce vapor. Despite...
Can We Still Trust Scientific Studies?
When an Umbrella Review Exposes the Flaws
AMSTAR 2, the Measurement Tool That Distorts Reality
The Impact Factor
Peer Review
P-Hacking
Reform Rather...
