The steep growth curve in the usage of alternative tobacco products such as ENDS or commonly known as vaping pens or e-cigarettes is undeniable. This growth is not only due to a new generation of legal vapers coming of age and keen to try out the taste sensations but also due to the growing awareness to finding alternatives to tobacco products that are less harmful. One of the leading names in the field of research devoted to supporting tobacco harm reduction for more than a decade is the name of CSUR. Their trusted team of researchers initially started as part of the University of Glasgow and from there grew into one of the most prominent providers of research findings in the field.

“Our team is constantly working on a wide range of research topics each aimed at finding solutions, alternatives, and ways to promote usage of tobacco products that are less harmful to the body. Yet, it is not only about finding less harmful products but also about learning more about the perception the broader marketplace holds towards these products.

“The core of our mission remains to research trends and then sharing our findings on platforms where it is easily accessible, helping the wider public have a clear and accurate understanding regarding tobacco products and the alternatives available to their disposal. We also help manufacturers of these products to understand consumer behavior and why the market makes certain choices,” Notley concludes.

About Us
Our story starts in 1994 when we were part of the University of Glasgow and involved in substance research. From here we moved on to become more involved in developing behavior-focused science intending to put relevant regulation in place for these substances in 2011. Our team is involved in various research projects alongside the governing bodies of the substances we research and together we work towards optimising the risk and harm related to the use of any combustible tobacco products. Visit our website https://www.csures.com/ or contact us via phone or email and explore more about the research we do and how we can help you.