Kick the Habit
Innokin Teams Up With EFL to Advocate Smoking Alternatives.
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by Toby Kilroy
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Today Innokin announced that they are glad to reach thousands of people by spreading our message at the EFL Championship matches this year. They hope this campaign brings attention to the alternatives to smoking, the health risks of smoking are known by everyone but that doesn’t mean quitting is easy, especially without help and they’d like to support you in your journey to finally being smoke-free and living a healthier, happier lifestyle.
Innokin has always had harm reduction at the heart of everything they do and this year for Stoptober, they are glad to team up with English Football League (EFL) to advise people to kick the habit and make the switch. Year after year Innokin’s starter kits win multiple awards, and more importantly, help thousands of people to kick the habit.
Innokin will continue to work closely with vaping associations and institutes around the world, to sponsor advocacy and education, they hope that more smokers will learn about the alternatives and find support to help them stop smoking for good.
Formed in 1888 by its twelve founder members, the EFL is the world's original league football competition and is the template for leagues the world over. The English Football League Championship known as the Football League Championship from 2004 until 2016 is the highest division of the English Football League (EFL) and second-highest overall in the English.
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Toby Kilroy
Journalist at POTVToby has been vaping since early 2012 and has used an array of devices and kit in that time. He sometimes writes up reviews but is often found with his head stuck in pages of code with a confused smile on his face. Toby also helps run his wife's site gethistory.co.uk and has two children. He sometimes fondly remembers having free time and occasionally manages to sneak away to put his head into a good book!
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