Illegal super-strength vapes popular with children are being sold online disguised as Cadbury chocolates to get past worried parents. <br>The high level smoking ElfBar and GeekBarPro devices – which feature liquid with two times the legal nicotine strength and three the capacity – are being promoted on teenage favourite platform . <br>And in footage sure to horrify chocolate giants Cadbury, their packaging is being exploited to sneak the banned gadgets past parents.<br>One video from a now-deactivated account shows the caption ‘Heroes anyone’ then the vapes being packed into the branded confectionary box.<br>A hand is then seen sprinkling some individually-wrapped chocolates over the top to hide the vapes and the package is put into an envelope for posting.<br>The disguise means if parents open up the delivery, nothing would suggest it was anything other than a sweet treat for 전자담배 액상 사이트 their chi<br>n. The illegally-strong vapes can be hidden in packaging to get past nosey parents<br>es Deborah Arnott, Chief Executive of ASH, 전자담배 액상 사이트 said it would report each account to<br>horitiesHealth charity Action on Smoking and Health said it would be reporting all the pop-up selling accounts to the government’s Medicines and Healthcare products Regula<br> Agency.Deborah Arnott, Chief Executive of ASH, 전자담배 액상 사이트 told MailOnline: ‘The promotion of vapes hidden in chocolate packs on Tik Tok showing how they can be smuggled to children without their parents realis<br>is outrageous.’Sales of these illegal products have been growing rapidly and every time one route is closed dow<br>other pops up. RELATED ARTICLES

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‘We’ll be reporting this to the MHRA and local authority trading standards who are responsible for regulatio<br>d enforcement.’Much stronger enforcement action is needed if we are to stop these products being sold and hit those who sell them hard with the full penaltie<br>lowed by law.’Previously the sellers had been using Kinder Eggs to send their prod<br> out secretly. Despite it being illegal to sell vapes to under-18s, social media is awash with posts from teenagers describing being ‘addicted’ to the <br>osable devices<div class=”art-ins mol-factbox floatRHS news” data-version=”2″ id=”mol-665864e0-2787-11ec-bdee-0fb7cb736b49″ website super-strength nicotine vape disguised as Cadbury&apos;s chocolates