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EDGE Vaping: The UK's Leading Vape Liquid Brand

EDGE Vaping is proud to be the #1 vape liquid brand in the UK*, trusted by vaping enthusiasts nationwide. With a presence in over 20,000 retail outlets, EDGE E-Liquids and Vape Kits are now more accessible than ever.

Whether you’re a seasoned vaper or just starting out, EDGE offers a premium range of high-quality e-liquids, expertly crafted to deliver an unbeatable vaping experience. From smaller independent retailers and dedicated vape shops to convenience stores and major national chains, you can find EDGE products stocked on shelves across the country.

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For those who prefer the convenience of online shopping, our complete EDGE Vape E-Liquids and Vape Kits range is available to purchase directly through our online store. Browse our extensive selection of flavours, nicotine strengths, and vaping devices to find your perfect match.

Find Your Nearest EDGE Stockist

Looking to pick up your favourite EDGE products locally? We’ve got you covered! Visit one of our trusted stockists near you, including major retailers such as:

Sainsbury’s
Asda
Nisa
Bargain Booze
Booker
Morrisons
Co-op
Independent vape stores and convenience shops

Whether you’re searching for the best nicotine salt e-liquids, 50/50 e-liquids or starter vape kits, you’ll find the EDGE range stocked in locations nationwide.

Why Choose EDGE Vaping?

Premium Quality: All of our products are manufactured in the UK to ensure the highest standards of quality and safety.
Wide Range of Flavours: From classic tobacco and menthol to fruity blends, there’s a flavour for everyone.
Competitive Pricing: Enjoy affordable vaping without compromising on quality.
Expertise You Can Trust: As the UK’s #1 vape liquid brand, we’re dedicated to providing exceptional products for all vapers.

Explore EDGE Vaping Today

Take the next step in your vaping journey with EDGE – the UK’s trusted name in e-liquids and vape kits. To find your nearest stockist, follow the links to our major retailers or visit your local vape shop.

*UK's No.1 brand in convenience - Nielsen Feb 2024

With re-join sentiment now backed by 55% of Brits (YouGov, 2025), the conversation is no longer just political — it’s practical. What would re-joining the EU really mean for British businesses?

At EDGE Vaping, we’ve worked with experts across 10 key industries to explore exactly that. The result: a comprehensive UK vs EU Law Comparison Table that maps out how Brexit has reshaped regulations — and what would change if the UK realigned with EU standards.

What’s Inside the Comparison Table?

The interactive tool includes:

● Side-by-side comparisons of UK and EU legal standards

● Predicted regulatory changes if the UK rejoins the EU

● “Rejoin Readiness Scores” for each industry

● A snapshot of which sectors would benefit — and which might face disruption

Business Leaders Weigh In

While Brexit granted more regulatory freedom, many industries report rising costs, complex logistics, and compliance uncertainty.

Jonathan Sloth‑Nielsen, E-commerce Manager at NextGen360, comments:

“Rejoining the EU wouldn’t just be symbolic — it would bring practical benefits to compliance, trade, and investor confidence across the board.”

Vaping: Regulatory Flexibility vsFuture Restrictions

The UK’s vaping sector gained more autonomy post-Brexit, enabling health-focused initiatives like Swap to Stop. But core restrictions — including nicotine limits, tank sizes, and advertising — have mostly stayed in place.

Jonathan adds:

“Leaving the EU gave us flexibility, but rejoining could see us adopt updated Tobacco Products Directive rules — including potential flavour bans and stricter packaging. That could significantly shift how vaping is positioned within public health.”
Supply Chains: Red Tape and Rising Costs

Brexit has made cross-border trade more complex, particularly for SMEs. Sean Paterson, founder of wellness brand Get Fung’d Up, says the challenges are ongoing.

“Every added form, fee and delay affects customer experience and slows our expansion plans. Re-joining would smooth out processes and restore confidence when trading with EU markets.”

Exporters across the UK have reported similar hurdles: customs paperwork, VAT rules, and new product compliance checks.
Construction: Skills Shortages and Market Disruption

In the building safety sector, the effects are less clear-cut. While core regulations have largely remained consistent, Midland Fire Security Services highlights growing challenges around sourcing and staffing.

“We’ve seen product delays due to regulatory divergence,” says Managing Director, Dan Sillito.

“When it comes to labour, the bigger issue is the lack of training routes into trades. EU freedom of movement helped fill gaps, but in the long-term, the UK needs to invest in vocational skills — with or without EU membership.”

Final Thought: What Re-joining Could Mean

Some sectors would benefit from rejoining through easier compliance, streamlined logistics, and restored market access. Others may face the cost of adjusting again.

But across the board, one thing is clear: the UK's regulatory divergence has had far-reaching effects on how businesses operate — from shipping to product labelling, staffing to safety standards.

Our UK vs EU Law Comparison Table offers a clear, expert-led view of the sectors most impacted — and most likely to shift again if the political tide turns.

Click here to view the full UK vs EU Law Comparison Table

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