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Prenez le contrôle de votre page pour répondre gratuitement aux avis, mettre à jour votre page et bien plus encore.Prenez le contrôle de votre page(Original publication in French is available from OFDT website) (Scroll down for a PDF version of this translation) OFDT - Note n°2014-01: results from ETINCEL-OFDT survey (November 2013) Saint-Denis, France, 12/02/2014 Aurélie Lermenier and Christophe Palle Design and follow-up of the survey : Marie-Line Tovar («General Population Surveys» Unit) & Aurélie Lermenier The questionnaire consisted of 17 questions (see Annex 1).e cigarette shop notting hillIt addresses the issues of awareness of electronic cigarettes, frequency of use, purchase behaviour of electronic cigarettes and e-liquids or refills, user motivations, etc. Questions about tobacco use were also asked to the respondents in order to know the smoking status (e.g.

current or ex-smoker) of electronic cigarette users and measure the potential impact on smoking prevalence.This paper presents the main results of the ETINCEL-OFDT survey and puts them in perspective with other studies conducted in France.What is an electronic cigarette?Developed in China in the mid-2000s, the electronic cigarette, also known as the e-cigarette mimics the feeling of a classic tobacco cigarette.There are two types : disposable (looks like a real cigarette) and rechargeable (AC or USB cable ; it then rather looks as a large pen).Rechargeable electronic cigarettes (the majority of the French market) consists of a battery, a clearomiser that contain a resistance and the e-liquid, and a tip that allow to inhale the vapour generated at the clearomiser.By pressing a button, the battery supplies the resistance with power which heats the e-liquid soaked by the wick of the clearomiser and turns it into vapour, which is inhaled by the user.The e-liquid is made of propylene glycol and/or vegetable glycerin, various flavours (tobacco, mint, apples, etc.), a small proportion of alcohol and/or purified water, and may contain or not nicotine at different concentrations.

Unlike experimental use, more common in men, there was no gender difference in recent (and daily) use of electronic cigarettes.Apart from the lower proportion of retired people among users in the last month (3.1%), given their age, there was also no significant differences according to their socio-economic category.However, as for experimental use, use in the last month was higher in the West of the country (9.3%), and lower in the North (1.6%), possibly due to an easier access to cheaper tobacco in Belgium and Luxembourg.All recent users of electronic cigarettes reported current tobacco use, or having used tobacco in their lifetime, but smokers were significantly more likely to use electronic cigarettes than ex-smokers (78% vs.Many daily users of electronic cigarettes are still using tobacco, since two-thirds of them were dual users (tobacco and electronic cigarettes).However, among them, more than six in ten (62%) used "electronic cigarettes most of the time and tobacco sometimes"; a quarter of them responded the opposite.

Exclusive electronic cigarette users, i.e those who do not currently use tobacco, represented 1.3% [0.8-1.8] of the surveyed sample, and the vast majority (81%) used them daily.The vast majority (78%) of those who used electronic cigarettes in the last month owned their own electronic cigarette, while 16% used those belonging to other people (the remainder sharing them with one other user: spouse, friend, etc.).This latter figure may be explained by the desire to test the product and the liquid flavours before making a purchase that represents a certain upfront investment: a minimum spend of 50 Euros for a rechargeable electronic cigarette and a little less than 6 Euros per 10 ml bottle of e-liquid.A lower proportion of vapers aged 15-24 owned their own electronic cigarette (44%), probably because they are often less likely to be regular users, while the proportion rose to 93% among 35-54 years-old.No matter where they purchased their electronic cigarette, a very large proportion of users used the same supply channel for purchasing refills.

This was especially true for tobacconists (91%) but also for speciality shops (88%): although there is no evidence to establish whether this was in the same place, this figure may well suggest that users are attached to the personal relationship with a vendor who can advise them.Finally, the market for disposable electronic cigarettes appears to be very small: only 4% of those who had used electronic cigarettes in the last month used these type of products, which are sold mostly for trial purposes, rather than of loyalty.Indeed, they are easy to use, similar to conventional cigarettes and allow to try the product at a low cost.It is likely that with the increase in electronic cigarettes use, disposables have experienced a decline in their market share.In November 2013, the vast majority of the French population had heard about electronic cigarettes, and between 7.7 to 9.2 million people had tried them, mainly young people and smokers.In the month preceding the survey, 6% of the population were using electronic cigarettes.

Between 1.1 and 1.9 million people reported daily use of electronic cigarettes in France: some 67% of tobacco smokers used them mainly to stop or reduce their daily tobacco consumption, and therefore potentially the health risks associated with smoking.Although 9% of those using electronic cigarettes reported having never or rarely smoked tobacco, all the regular vapers were or had been smokers: electronic cigarettes appear therefore, at least for the moment, to rather be a way out of smoking, rather than a "gateway" into smoking.The exclusive use of electronic cigarettes is fairly limited, but may increase over time, as smokers use these products to reduce their tobacco dependence.The ultimate goal of vapers is focused on complete cessation; with three quarters of regular users having started using electronic cigarettes less than six months before the survey, more time may be needed before effective cessation is confirmed, which at the end of 2013, represents 1% of the French population.

Rechargeable electronic cigarettes represent the vast majority of the market (over 95% of those who had vape in the month) and the purchase of the object itself and the refills are made primarily in speciality shops (over 50 %) and tobacconists (over 20 %).Further surveys are needed to consolidate these findings and their evolution over time.At the beginning of 2014, the increased media attention and the strong momentum of the electronic cigarette market show no sign of slowing: it is therefore likely that the number of users, going from experimentation to daily use, will continue to rise.Survey on behaviour of use and purchase of electronic cigarettes and tobacco Part I : Electronic Cigarette (if yes to Q1) (if no to Q2) 1- Yes - Go to Q10 2- No - Go to Q10 (if yes to Q2) 2- No - Go to Q10 (if yes to Q4) 2- Several times a week 4- Two to three times a month Q6 - (if yes to Q4) 1- Within the last 30 days 2- Between 1 and 6 months ago 3- More than 6 months ago, but less than a year ago 4- One year ago or more (if yes to Q4) ( if yes to Q4) 1- From a shop specialising in electronic cigarettes (if yes to Q4) 1- From a shop specialising in electronic cigarettes 6- (Not applicable, I use disposable cigarettes) (if yes to Q4) We are now going to ask you some questions on your tobacco consumption (cigarettes, roll your own tobacco, cigars, cigarillos, pipe, shisha/hookah, etc.)

in addition to your use of electronic cigarettes.Q10 - Do you smoke tobacco, even if only occasionally?2- No Q12 Q11 - (if yes to Q10) 2- Several times per week 4- Two to three times in the month 5- Only once in the month (if no to Q10) (if yes to Q12 and yes to Q4) 1- Yes - Go to Q17 2- No - Go to Q17 (if yes to Q10) 1- From a tobacconist in France 2- From a tobacconist in a country bordering France (Spain, Andorra, Monaco, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium) 3- From a tobacconist in another country Part III : Tobacco and electronic cigarette (if yes to Q4 and yes to Q10) 1- Electronic cigarettes most of the time and tobacco sometimes 2- Electronic cigarettes as often as tobacco 3- Tobacco most of the time and electronic cigarettes sometimes (if yes to Q4 and yes to Q10) main reason 1- Stop smoking and vaping completely (tobacco and electronic cigarettes) 2- Reduce my tobacco consumption without stopping smoking tobacco 3- Reduce my tobacco consumption without stopping using electronic cigarettes 4- Substitute electronic cigarettes for tobacco 5- Reduce my spending on tobacco/save money 6- Be able to vape wherever I like (in the office, at home, etc.)

7- Reduce tobacco-related issues (bad breath, yellow teeth, smell of stale smoke, etc.)8- the risk of harming my health without stopping smoking tobacco/they are less dangerous for my health 9- No longer be addicted to nicotine/gradually reduce my nicotine dependence using e-cigarettes Current French legislation does not consider electronic cigarettes to be a tobacco products, since they do not contain tobacco and do not involve combustion.For this reason, they are not strictly speaking subject to tobacco product regulations, although they are tending towards it.An amendment prohibiting sale to minors was therefore included in the consumer bill (agreement having been reached on this point, this prohibition is set to become law in 2014) and the Ministry of Health wants to ban their use in public places and bars, restaurants etc., despite the fact that no legislative framework has yet been agreed (the Ministry having referred the matter to the Conseil d’État, which has yet to rule).

For the moment, only an organisation’s internal regulations can limit their use (as is already the case for some public transport systems, such as RATP, SNCF, Air France, etc.)and the Saint-Lô city council is the only authority to date to have banned use of electronic cigarettes (by administrative order) inside local authority buildings.Advertising electronic cigarettes is not specifically prohibited, but may fall within the ambit of France’s “Évin” law, which prohibits “any direct or indirect advertising or promotion of tobacco or tobacco products”.Indeed, the hand to mouth behaviour, the vapour released, the possible presence of nicotine, etc. are all so similar to a real cigarette that it is considered that they could possibly encourage smoking.It is this point of law, and more generally, the infringement of the monopoly on tobacco sales that have prompted a French tobacconist to take action for “unfair and illegal competition” against an electronic cigarette retailer located in the vicinity of his business.

In December 2013, the Commercial Court of Toulouse found in his favour, relying on Article L.3511-1 of the Code de la Santé Publique [French Public Health Code], which defines tobacco products as “products designed to be smoked […] whether or not they contain tobacco, with the sole exclusion of products designed for medicinal purposes”.The electronic cigarette retailer has appealed this decision, which, if confirmed, could set a precedent and result in the closure of speciality shops in favour of reinstating the tobacconists’ monopoly.Discussions to provide a framework for electronic cigarettes at European level fall within the scope of the review of the Tobacco Products Directive 2001/37/EC, which regulates the manufacture, presentation and sale of these products.In December 2012, the European Commission submitted to the European Council and the European Parliament a proposal for a Directive, which was the subject of numerous debates between the various parties involved throughout 2013.

Originally planned for September, the proposal to strengthen legislation on tobacco products was examined by the European Parliament in October 2013 (increase in the size of health warnings, prohibition on flavoured cigarettes (except for menthol, for which an extension is granted), list of authorised additives, etc.).The decision to classify electronic cigarettes as tobacco products or medicinal products having not yet been taken, their status as ordinary consumer goods will therefore be retained.In mid-December, the 28 Member States of the European Union reached agreement on this future “Tobacco Directive” to control tobacco smoking and to better regulate the electronic cigarette market.Consequently, sales of these products to those under 18 years-old will be prohibited, although countries which deem them to be medicinal products may continue to do so (without obliging others, such as France, to do so), the maximum concentration of nicotine will be set at 20 mg/ml (which is a level rarely, if ever, exceeded in points of sale in France) and the European Commission is to submit a report on the health risks associated with using electronic cigarettes within two years.