Vape fears mount as more than six in ten e-cigarette users worry about long-term impact on their health

A study found that MORE than six in 10 vapers are concerned about the long-term health effects.

Over half – 51 percent – ​​say they are more dependent on e-cigarettes than cigarettes.

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And one in seven of those surveyed suffers from shortness of breath.

But only 46 percent plan to quit smoking soon – even though 62 percent have health concerns.

Many people are turning to e-cigarettes, even as the government is reportedly considering banning disposable vapes.

Experts fear that e-cigarettes will make users addicted to nicotine – especially children.

According to a survey by Vitality Health Insurance, only a quarter of vapers believe it is risk-free.

Katie Tryon from the company said: “It is important to know that e-cigarettes are not risk-free.

“Not only is it highly addictive, but it also causes side effects.”