VAPORESSO to Donate 1,000 XROS 3 MINIs to French Anti-smoking Organization

Feb 21, 2023

VAPORESSO, the innovator of the vaping industry, has donated 1,000 XROS 3 MINI sets to La Vape du Coeur (LVDC), a French organization aimed at helping more smokers quit the habit.

United States - February 21, 2023 —

VAPORESSO, the innovator of the vaping industry, has donated 1,000 XROS 3 MINI sets to La Vape du Coeur (LVDC), a French organization aimed at helping more smokers quit the habit.

Donations in hope of helping smokers determined to quit smoking through hospitals

France has seen an unprecedented drop in smoking between 2014 and 2019 and confirmed the stabilization of the prevalence observed in 2020. Recently, the French Department of Public Health announced that it would relaunch a campaign soon to encourage people to quit smoking.

As part of the VAPORESSO CARE 2022, a global environmental and humanistic caring program launched by VAPORESSO, the donations made by VAPORESSO to LVDC are aimed at helping the goal of quitting smoking in France through collaboration with professionals in hospitals. LVDC, established in 2014, specializes in assisting people who have financial difficulties while attempting to quit smoking. In addition to its centre hospitalier universitaire (CHU) program, it also works with maison de retraite, SOS solidarités, and SOS addictions. Through these organizations, VAPORESSO AND LVDC can engage with doctors and patients to educate and follow up on progress made over time.

The donations started on December 15 of 2022, and VAPORESSO’s XROS 3 MINI went to LVDC’s CHU program across France, with 260 smoking cessation specialists at public hospitals able to recommend the devices to their patients free of charge. VAPORESSO strive to ensure all products and services are dependable and will keep in close contact with LVDC, as well as the doctors concerned to provide results on their patients’ progress over time.

The main character of this donation project, XROS 3 MINI, has been widely praised by society and LVDC. The XROS 3 MINI, VAPORESSO’s next-generation MTL (Mouth to Lung) product, which provides two days of use with one charge, was chosen for this donation because it can help traditional smokers gradually change their smoking habits. Given all the difficulties experienced when switching from cigarettes to e-cigarettes, VAPORESSO has developed a flat mouthpiece better suited for traditional cigarette smokers to give smokers a vaping experience similar to traditional smoking. Follow a user-centric strategy from the ground up that ensures all VAPORESSO products are developed based on vapers’ needs and exceed vapers’ expectations.

“VAPORESSO’s timely donation of products to the association ensures that we can help people in need precisely how they need it, financially and in terms of health,” said LVDC President Xavier. “This is a good cooperation, and we hope for other longer-lasting cooperation opportunities to work with VAPORESSO CARE.”

The donation project is slated to last until the first half of 2023, with more help set to be offered to those in need across the country through direct contact with hospitals, lectures, exhibitions, and more.

VAPORESSO CARE: CARE ABOUT THE WORLD, CARE ABOUT YOU

With the original intention of giving back to society, VAPORESSO launched VAPORESSO CARE, the global public welfare program, in 2020. The brand is doing everything it can to help people in need through public welfare schemes and giving-back activities all over the world, fulfilling the brand’s social responsibility and setting the industry standard for love.

The 2022 edition of VAPORESSO CARE focuses on the environment and humanistic caring, aiming to spread its philosophy of CARE ABOUT THE WORLD, CARE ABOUT YOU, as well as its determination to improve people’s lives with love. The VAPORESSO CARE 2022 includes four programs, the donation to LVDC, the “Caring in Motion” program, the “Recycle for One Earth” program, and the Charitable Art Work program.

In early December, the company kicked off this corporate social responsibility initiative, the VAPORESSO CARE 2022, in France with the “Caring in Motion” program launched at 40 designated outlets where customers would be given winter caring packages. The initiative continued in the UK and US with its “Recycle for One Earth” program at over 130 retail stores aimed at reducing reduce environmental impact by keeping vapes out of landfills. To raise awareness among vaping enthusiasts, through the “Recycle for One Earth” program, VAPORESSO encourages more people to take part in the activity and earn rewards for eco-friendly actions. To make the event even more memorable, VAPORESSO will collect signatures from participating partners globally and create artwork based on these signatures for charity display to honor their continuous contribution to the greater good.

“We call on more people to join VAPORESSO CARE to help more and more people globally and make more contributions to society and the world as a whole,” said VAPORESSO Chief Marketing Officer, Thalia Cheng.

About VAPORESSO

VAPORESSO was created in 2015 and is dedicated to establishing a smoke-free world while raising the quality of life for its users. Based on its continuous innovation, strict quality control, and substantial commitment, VAPORESSO creates products that can fit all levels and styles of vapers

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