Geek Bar has recently been a high-profile brand to feel the sting of counterfeiting. Of course, these fakes do not comply with this meaning that the bargain vape you just bagged could potentially be illegal and harmful to you. This process requires manufacturers to let governing bodies know the exact ingredients used, ensuring that nothing illegal or harmful is used.
The Tobacco and Related Products Regulations (TPD) ensure that your vaping products are safe and tested. Many of these disposable vape products can appear genuine which can lure you into a false sense of security, especially if you see it at a much cheaper price. And with the boom in disposable devices, something that’s much easier to produce and sell, we’ve heard of fake Geek bars cropping up in the market and it’s certainly something to be concerned about. Wherever there is a success there are those looking to capitalise from it. These days, vaping is seen as an alternative to smoking and with the industry growing at such a rapid rate, it’s no surprise that counterfeits have started to emerge. How to Spot Fake Disposable Vape Products As fake Geek Bars flood the UK market, we take a look at why should you be wary of fake vape products and how to spot them.
