Juul trials ‘lockable’ C1 e-cigarette for UK vapers
UK trials have begun of an e-cigarette that can be locked to prevent anyone but its owner puffing on it.
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UK trials have begun of an e-cigarette that can be locked to prevent anyone but its owner puffing on it.
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